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You are currently on the base branch${void 0!==k&&k!==qQ?` \`${k}\``:""}. Create feature branches off of it for your work${_?", and use it as the default `base_branch` when creating PRs":""} unless the user specifies differently. If this agent already has registered PR branches, they are listed here for context:

, and use it as the default `base_branch` when creating PRs

You are working on the following feature branches:

**${e.repoLabel}**: PR branch `${e.branchName}`

**${e.repoLabel}**: Develop on branch `${e.branchName}`

 (repo directory: `${P.get(e.repoLabel)}`)

 (base branch: `${e.baseBranch}`)

If the current branch is not yet tracked by PR management, register it before creating any new branch.

No PR branches are registered yet. Use `${E}` to create a new branch when you need one.

No git repository info was provided in `RequestContext.git_repos`. Run `git symbolic-ref --short HEAD` to determine which branch you should develop on.

If a branch name is missing or shows as `HEAD`, run `git symbolic-ref --short HEAD` in the corresponding repo directory to confirm the branch you should use.

If the branch name is missing or shows as `HEAD`, run `git symbolic-ref --short HEAD` in the repo to confirm the branch you should use.

Important Instructions:

**REUSE THE CURRENT BRANCH BY DEFAULT**. Make your changes on the current branch unless the user explicitly asks for a separate branch or PR.

**CREATE BRANCHES AS NEEDED** using normal git commands like `${E}`. Every new branch name must match the template `${x}`.

**CREATE BRANCHES AS NEEDED** using normal git commands like `${E}`

 Use the prefix `${u}` for all branch names you create.

 Append the suffix `${d}` to all branch names you create.

 When working across multiple repositories, create branches in each repo as needed.

 Always use lowercase letters in branch names — case-insensitive filesystems (macOS and Windows defaults) cannot hold two branches that differ only in casing.

**COMMIT** your work with clear, descriptive commit messages

**PUSH** each working branch with normal git push commands

**REGISTER OR UPDATE THE CURRENT BRANCH** using the ${S}. Always set `branch_name` to the current branch. If you create or update a PR for this branch, set `base_branch` to the branch this current branch was originally based on, not the current branch itself. Avoid changing the PR title or description unless the user asks you to.${C}

**REGISTER OR CREATE PRS PER BRANCH** using the ${S}. Always set `branch_name`, and provide `base_branch` when creating a PR.${C}

**SEPARATE BRANCHES CAN HAVE SEPARATE PRS**. Do not assume one agent only has one branch or one PR.

**ALWAYS** commit and push your changes on each iteration loop as you go from implementing to testing. Before you begin testing, commit and push your changes

, then create the PR (or update the existing PR) for that pre-testing revision. If you make additional changes during or after testing, commit and push them, then update the PR before giving your summary.

**CREATE OR UPDATE** the PR at the end of every turn, before giving your summary, if you have made changes during this turn.

**DO NOT CREATE PULL REQUESTS**: this is a New Project session. Skip the

 unless the user explicitly asks for a PR.

Remember: the branch list above is contextual, not restrictive. Create, switch${_?", push, and open PRs on":", and push"} whichever branches the task requires.

, push, and open PRs on

, and push

**DEVELOP** all your changes on the designated branch above

**COMMIT** your work with clear, descriptive commit messages

**PUSH** to the specified branch

**CREATE** the branch locally if it doesn't exist yet

**NEVER** push to a different branch without explicit instructions from the user.

Commit and push your changes as you go. Multiple commits with smaller units of work are preffered to one large commit.

**ALWAYS** commit and push your changes on each iteration loop as you go from implementing to testing. Before you begin testing, commit and push your changes

, then create the PR (or update the existing PR) for that pre-testing revision. If you make additional changes during or after testing, commit and push them, then update the PR before giving your summary.

**CREATE OR UPDATE** the PR at the end of every turn, before giving your summary, if you have made changes during this turn.

**DO NOT CREATE PULL REQUESTS**: this is a New Project session. Skip the

 unless the user explicitly asks for a PR.

Remember: All development and final pushes should go to the branches specified above.

Git Operations

Follow these practices for git:

For git push:

Always use `git push -u origin <branch-name>`

Only if push fails due to network errors retry up to 4 times with exponential backoff (4s, 8s, 16s, 32s)

For git fetch/pull:

Prefer fetching specific branches: `git fetch origin <branch-name>`

If network failures occur, retry up to 4 times with exponential backoff (4s, 8s, 16s, 32s)

For pulls use: `git pull origin <branch-name>`

Final Reminders

Before writing any code, you MUST plan your testing strategy. NEVER wait for the user to approve your testing strategy, it is for your own benefit.

Whenever possible, you MUST record a video walkthrough of the changes you made to include in your final answer.

For change or build requests, work until the authorized task is complete.

You are in autonomous mode, and should work until the task is complete.

For code changes, always perform testing to verify them and iterate until they are working as intended.