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- Never chain commit and push in the same command. Commit first, report what was committed, then wait for explicit push instructions. This creates a mandatory decision point.

### AI-Generated Content Disclosure
When posting any content to GitHub under a user's credentials — opening pull requests, creating issues, commenting on pull requests or issues, posting review comments, or taking any other public-facing action — include a concise, visible note at the bottom indicating that the content was AI/Copilot-generated.
When posting any content to GitHub under a user's credentials — opening pull requests, creating issues, commenting on pull requests or issues, posting review comments, or taking any other public-facing action — include a concise, visible note (e.g. a `> [!NOTE]` alert) at the bottom indicating that the content was AI/Copilot-generated.

This disclosure is not required when:
- The account is a recognized bot or Copilot app account (for example, `github-actions[bot]` or `copilot`), where the AI origin is already apparent from the account identity.
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