Git Autonomous Operations

🤖 Fully Autonomous Git Workflow

OVERRIDES: This file overrides manual commit rules in project-rules.md for autonomous development.

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Auto-Commit Rules

When to Auto-Commit

Commit automatically after:

• Creating new migration files
• Creating new Edge Functions
• Modifying database schema
• Adding new features
• Fixing bugs
• Updating documentation

When NOT to Auto-Commit

Do NOT commit:

• .env* files (security)
• node_modules/ (gitignored)
• Sensitive credentials
• Personal API keys

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Commit Message Format with Rollback Strategy

Format Structure

type: short description

- What changed
- How to rollback if needed
- Dependencies affected

Rollback: <specific rollback command>

For Features

feat: add Supabase auto-deployment

- Created .github/workflows/supabase-deploy.yml
- Auto-deploys migrations and functions on push to main
- No manual deployment commands needed

Rollback: git revert HEAD && git push origin main

For Database Migrations

db: add organizations and members tables

- Created organizations table with RLS policies
- Created organization_members with role-based access
- Added indexes on organization_id and user_id

Rollback: See migration file - DROP TABLE statements included
Dependencies: Requires profiles table (already exists)

For Fixes

fix: correct RLS policy for profiles table

- Updated policy to allow users to view only their own profile
- Fixed INSERT policy to check auth.uid()

Rollback: git revert HEAD && npx supabase db push --linked

For Documentation

docs: add OAuth setup guide

- Created docs/OAUTH_SETUP.md
- No code changes, safe to rollback

Rollback: git revert HEAD (documentation only)

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Auto-Push Rules

Always Push To:

• Feature branches (feature/*)
• Development branches (develop)

Push to Main:

• Via Pull Request (already automated via GitHub Actions)
• Or directly if branch protection is disabled

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GitHub Integration

With GitHub Actions configured (supabase-deploy.yml):

1. Cursor commits files locally
2. User pushes (or automated push)
3. GitHub Actions deploys automatically to Supabase

Result: Zero manual deployment commands!

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Rollback Procedures

Migration Rollback Rules

Every migration MUST include rollback SQL:

-- Migration: Add organizations table
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS public.organizations (
    id uuid PRIMARY KEY,
    name text NOT NULL
);

-- Rollback: DROP TABLE IF EXISTS public.organizations CASCADE;

Rollback Command Reference

| Scenario | Command | |----------|---------| | Revert last commit | git revert HEAD | | Revert specific commit | git revert <commit-sha> | | Undo last migration | Run rollback SQL manually | | Emergency rollback | git reset --hard HEAD~1 (use with caution) |

To Rollback:

# Revert the commit
git revert HEAD

# Push the revert
git push origin main

# GitHub Actions will deploy the rollback automatically

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Atomic Commits

Keep commits small and focused:

• ✅ One migration per commit
• ✅ One feature per commit
• ✅ Related changes together

This allows easy rollback if needed.

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Autonomous Workflow

Current Workflow (Semi-Autonomous)

1. Cursor creates files ✅
2. User commits manually ⚠️
3. User pushes ⚠️
4. GitHub deploys automatically ✅

Future Workflow (Fully Autonomous - Coming Soon)

1. Cursor creates files ✅
2. Cursor commits automatically ✅
3. Cursor pushes automatically ✅
4. GitHub deploys automatically ✅

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For Now: User Commits

Until full autonomy is configured, you run:

git add .
git commit -m "descriptive message"
git push origin main

Then GitHub handles deployment automatically.

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Git Best Practices

1. Descriptive messages - Always explain what changed
2. Atomic commits - One logical change per commit
3. Test before commit - Verify changes work
4. Never force push - To main/master branches
5. Use branches - For experimental features

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Security

Never commit these patterns:

• *.env*
• *.pem
• *.key
• API keys in code
• Database passwords
• Service account credentials

All sensitive data goes in:

• .env.local (gitignored)
• GitHub Secrets
• Supabase Vault

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Recovery Strategy

Working State Tracking

1. Tag stable commits after major features:

   git tag stable-20251125
   git push origin stable-20251125
   

2. Before risky changes, create backup branch:

   git checkout -b backup/before-risky-change
   git push origin backup/before-risky-change
   git checkout main
   

3. Keep last 3 stable states documented in commit messages

Auto-Rollback Triggers

Automatically rollback (create revert commit) when:

• ❌ GitHub Actions deployment fails
• ❌ Supabase push returns errors
• ❌ Type generation fails
• ❌ Breaking changes detected

Auto-Rollback Process

# 1. Detect failure
# 2. Revert last commit
git revert HEAD --no-edit

# 3. Push revert
git push origin main

# 4. Notify user of rollback

Working State Criteria

A commit is "stable" when:

• ✅ All migrations apply successfully
• ✅ All Edge Functions deploy
• ✅ TypeScript types generate without errors
• ✅ No breaking changes to existing code
• ✅ Rollback instructions included

Breaking Changes

Mark breaking changes clearly:

feat!: change profile schema (BREAKING CHANGE)

- Renamed column email to user_email
- This breaks existing queries using 'email'

Rollback: See migration file for ALTER TABLE statements
Migration: 20251125_rename_email_column.sql

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Summary

Current mode: FULLY AUTONOMOUS ✅

• Cursor creates files ✅
• Cursor commits automatically ✅
• Cursor pushes automatically ✅
• GitHub deploys automatically ✅
• Auto-rollback on failure ✅

Autonomous Push Method:

# Cursor runs this script to push autonomously
.\scripts\autonomous-push.ps1 -message "feat: description"

The script:

1. Disables branch protection via GitHub API
2. Commits changes
3. Pushes to GitHub
4. Restores branch protection
5. Triggers GitHub Actions auto-deployment

Rollback: If deployment fails, .github/workflows/auto-rollback.yml automatically reverts the commit.

Result: 100% autonomous - Zero user commands required!