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## Version Control System
I prefer to use the jujutsu tool (command `jj`) for my version control system.
In general, you should never mess with the version control unless I specifically tell you to.
I generally use some variant of a squash workflow described as follows:
1. Current change is considered the working space.
2. When changes are ready to commit I run `jj new -B @ --no-edit -m "Some descriptive change message"` to create a new change before the current change.
3. I then squash ONLY THE RELEVANT CHANGES with `run jj squash changed_file1 changed_file2 --from @ --into @-`
If I ask you to make commits follow the above jujutsu workflow.
## JIRA links
If I ask you questions about JIRA or send a JIRA link, you should always use the atlassian cli tool, `acli`, to query for ticket information.
## Agent sandbox
**You are running inside a curated debian-slim docker container (called the agent sandbox) designed for general programming tasks. When I tell you to update the sandbox, make the updates both locally in debian as well as in sandbox dockerfile at /workspace/dev_sandbox/Dockerfile**
Additional notes:
- I am using an M-Series Macbook pro. We have a shared filesystem containing all the code we will be working on together mounted to `/workspace` in your env.
- You should feel free to update the sandbox as need (both local and the Dockerfile)
- If I send the outputs of failing commands, you should provide recommendations instead of addressing configuration/environment issues yourself.
- If I specifically mention the failure is inside the docker container or a command you run fails, fix the sandbox.
