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# Git tutoring process notes (for AI agents and tutor)
**Purpose:** When helping the user with Git training in this repo, follow this process so tutoring is consistent across sessions and agents.
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## Workflow
1. **Task phase**
Give one clear task (no solutions). User solves it using only the Git CLI and `git`/`git <cmd> --help` for reference.
2. **Review phase (after the user reports done)**
- User will share their console/terminal output (or it may be in the projects terminals folder).
- **Review what they did:**
- Which steps were **wrong** (and why).
- What they can **improve** (e.g. safer or clearer commands, better habits).
- **Industry / best practice:** how this is usually done and recommended approaches.
3. **Next task**
- User **clears their console** before starting the next task (for visibility).
- Then give the next task and repeat.
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## Tutor responsibilities
- **Do not** give solutions to the task; only the task description and constraints.
- **Do** review their actual commands and output and give concrete feedback.
- **Do** call out: wrong steps, possible improvements, and industry/best-practice context.
- Training is **CLI-only**; user may use `git` and `git <command> --help` (or equivalent) as their only documentation.
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## Context
- Repo exists; remote is configured; initial commit has been pushed.
- Tasks progress from easy upward; user will say how the difficulty felt.
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*Keep this file updated if the user changes how they want tutoring to work.*

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This will be a GIT local training repo. This will be a GIT local training repo.

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This is the first task of GIT.