- PROMPT.md references best-practices/ files instead of inlining all knowledge
- best-practices/{memory,disk,ci,dev-agent,git}.md — loaded on demand by claude
- All alerts go to claude -p. Claude decides what to fix and what to escalate.
- update-prompt.sh targets specific best-practices files for self-learning
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Git Best Practices
Environment
- Repo:
/home/debian/harb, remote:codeberg.org/johba/harb - Branch:
master(protected — no direct push, PRs only) - Worktrees:
/tmp/harb-worktree-<issue>/
Safe Fixes
- Abort stale rebase:
cd /home/debian/harb && git rebase --abort - Switch to master:
git checkout master - Prune worktrees:
git worktree prune - Reset dirty state:
git checkout -- .(only uncommitted changes) - Fetch latest:
git fetch origin master
Dangerous (escalate)
git reset --hardon any branch with unpushed work- Deleting remote branches
- Force-pushing to any branch
- Anything on the master branch directly
Known Issues
- Main repo MUST be on master at all times. Dev work happens in worktrees.
- Stale rebases (detached HEAD) break all worktree creation — silent factory stall.
git worktree addfails if target directory exists (even empty). Remove first.- Many old branches exist locally (100+). Normal — don't bulk-delete.
Lessons Learned
- NEVER delete remote branches before confirming merge. Close PR, rebase locally, force-push if needed.
- Stale rebase caused 5h factory stall once (2026-03-11). Auto-heal added to dev-agent.
- lint-staged hooks fail when
forgenot in PATH. Use--no-verifywhen committing from scripts.