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Repository Instructions For AI Agents

These instructions apply to the entire Dimmerly repository.

Release Process Is Mandatory

Before changing any release-related file or action, read documentation/RELEASE.md. Before recommending release publication or tag operations, also check documentation/REPOSITORY_SETTINGS.md.

Release-related work includes changes to:

  • Dimmerly.xcodeproj version or signing settings
  • CHANGELOG.md
  • .github/workflows/release.yml
  • ExportOptions-DeveloperID.plist
  • release tags, GitHub Releases, DMG assets, notarization, or signing

AI agents must follow these rules:

  • Public releases use stable SemVer only: MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH.
  • Public release tags must be annotated tags in the form vMAJOR.MINOR.PATCH.
  • MARKETING_VERSION must exactly match the tag version without the leading v.
  • CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION must be a monotonically increasing positive integer.
  • CHANGELOG.md must have a release heading for the version before packaging.
  • Release candidates are produced by the manual GitHub Actions workflow and stay as artifacts.
  • Tag-triggered workflows may create draft GitHub Releases only.
  • Do not publish a GitHub Release, push release tags, upload public DMG assets, or move/delete tags unless the user explicitly asks for that action.
  • Do not bypass signing, notarization, checksum, Gatekeeper, or final QA steps from documentation/RELEASE.md.
  • Do not reuse or retag a published version. Use a new patch version for rebuilds or hotfixes.

When implementing release process changes, update both the workflow and documentation/RELEASE.md so the automation and human runbook stay aligned.

Coding And Editing

  • Keep edits scoped to the user request.
  • Prefer existing project conventions and commands from BUILDING.md and Justfile.
  • Do not revert unrelated local changes.
  • Run the narrowest useful validation before reporting completion.

Internal Notes

  • Keep internal development notes in the gitignored docs/ directory.
  • Do not put internal-only notes in the public documentation/ directory.