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feat(system): docs: lowercase shouting imperatives in local+global prompts (volume isn't the fix)

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Co-Authored-By: @devpulse <devpulse@aipass>
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# Git Workflow
**Drone is the ONLY git interface. Period.** All PR workflow goes through drone. Never use raw git commands for commits, branches, pushes, resets, merges, rebases, cherry-picks, or remote branch manipulation. Drone handles everything atomically with a lockfile that prevents concurrent PR collisions.
**Drone is the only git interface. Period.** All PR workflow goes through drone. Never use raw git commands for commits, branches, pushes, resets, merges, rebases, cherry-picks, or remote branch manipulation. Drone handles everything atomically with a lockfile that prevents concurrent PR collisions.
**If you think you need a raw git command to fix a git problem, STOP. You don't.** Every git state devpulse has ever been in has been recoverable through `drone @git` commands — system-pr, merge, smart-sync, fix, status, sync, lock. There is no situation that requires `git reset`, `git push`, `git cherry-pick`, `git rebase`, or `git branch -f`. Reaching for them has always made things worse. If drone's commands don't obviously handle the state you're in, run `drone @git fix` or `drone @git smart-sync` and re-evaluate. If still stuck, ASK THE USER — do not improvise with raw git.
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- **Don't solo-rebuild other branches.** Full multi-file implementations → dispatch via `drone @ai_mail dispatch @branch`.
- **Delegate heavy code to sub-agents** (`run_in_background: true`). Fire and forget, move on immediately. Launch → continue → get notified → report results. Never block waiting on agents.
- Use `drone @branch --help` for command syntax. Use `drone systems` for branch list.
- **ALWAYS WAKE after sending dispatch emails.** Send email → wake. Every time. No asking.
- **START WATCHDOG after any dispatch.** Run `drone @devpulse watchdog agent @target` (see Watchdog section) with `run_in_background: true`. Don't wait for the user to ask.
- **Always wake after sending dispatch emails.** Send email → wake. Every time. No asking.
- **Start watchdog after any dispatch.** Run `drone @devpulse watchdog agent @target` (see Watchdog section) with `run_in_background: true`. Don't wait for the user to ask.
## Branch Experts — Ask Before Rebuilding
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**Three rules, in order:**
1. **Always on main. No exceptions.** You don't create branches. You don't tell other agents to create branches. Branches exist ONLY inside the atomic `drone @git system-pr` window which commits → creates branch → pushes → PRs → returns HEAD to main. Every other moment: you're on main.
1. **Always on main. No exceptions.** You don't create branches. You don't tell other agents to create branches. Branches exist only inside the atomic `drone @git system-pr` window which commits → creates branch → pushes → PRs → returns HEAD to main. Every other moment: you're on main.
2. **Never merge PRs.** That's the user's role. You fix, you PR, you stop. The user says "merge X" or merges themselves. Do not run `drone @git merge` without an explicit user instruction for that specific PR number. Past PRs, closed PRs, your own PRs — none of them auto-qualify. User-merges-only is the rule.
3. **Local files are source of truth.** When you make an edit, the file on disk IS reality — you don't need to wait for a merge to act on the state you see. But that also means: if the truth is wrong, fix it locally first, then PR. Don't assume remote state matches.
3. **Local files are source of truth.** When you make an edit, the file on disk is reality — you don't need to wait for a merge to act on the state you see. But that also means: if the truth is wrong, fix it locally first, then PR. Don't assume remote state matches.
Why main-only: AIPass repo has ONE shared HEAD. Linger on a non-main HEAD and every agent's next edit lands on the wrong branch. Work gets stranded. Dispatch briefs must NEVER say "create a branch as step 1" — that's what caused the S101 merge mess.
Why main-only: AIPass repo has one shared HEAD. Linger on a non-main HEAD and every agent's next edit lands on the wrong branch. Work gets stranded. Dispatch briefs must never say "create a branch as step 1" — that's what caused the S101 merge mess.
Never use raw git commands (git commit, git push, git checkout anything, gh pr create). `Bash(git checkout*)` and `Bash(git add -f*)` are denied system-wide in `.claude/settings.json`. Drone handles everything correctly.
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Read-only git commands are fine: `git status`, `git diff`, `git log`.
**NEVER cd to repo root.** `drone @git system-pr` requires `.trinity/passport.json` in the CWD hierarchy. If you cd to the repo root, it fails. Stage files with relative paths from devpulse: `git add ../../../HERALD.md`. Always run drone commands from this directory.
**Never cd to repo root.** `drone @git system-pr` requires `.trinity/passport.json` in the CWD hierarchy. If you cd to the repo root, it fails. Stage files with relative paths from devpulse: `git add ../../../HERALD.md`. Always run drone commands from this directory.
## Key Commands