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Phase 0: Foundation & Cursor Rules Setup - Complete This commit establishes the foundation for a comprehensive documentation and project management system for Tendril, following best practices from the COMPLETE-SYSTEM-REPLICATION-GUIDE.md. ## What Was Created ### 1. Cursor Rules System (.cursorrules) - Comprehensive rules for AI agent behavior in Cursor IDE - Phase documentation synchronization rules (auto-update changelog, tasks, decisions) - KB (Knowledge Base) ingestion and routing rules - Gitea Actions workflow maintenance rules - README maintenance rules - File deletion protection rules - Customized for Tendril project with Gitea platform ### 2. Directory Structure - tendril/phases/ - Phase-based project management structure - kb/ - Knowledge Base system with 8 categories: * 01_projects/tendril/ - Project-specific notes * 02_systems/ - Infrastructure/tooling * 03_research/ - Informal research * 04_design/ - Product specs/UX * 05_decisions/ - Project-level ADRs * 06_glossary/ - Terms/acronyms * 07_playbooks/ - How-to guides * 08_archive/ - Superseded content * Special directories: _guides/, _templates/, _inbox/, _review_queue/, scripts/ - .github/workflows/ - Gitea Actions workflows (compatible with GitHub Actions) - docs/PROMPTS/ - LLM usage guides ### 3. Agent Guidelines (docs/AGENT-GUIDELINES.md) - Comprehensive guide for AI agents working on Tendril - Documents project structure, workflows, and conventions - Mandatory workflows and critical rules - Project-specific context (Rust/WASM, Zed extension) - Links to all documentation systems ### 4. Gitea Documentation (docs/GITEA/) Complete documentation suite for working with Gitea: - README.md - Overview and quick reference - Gitea-Basics.md - Core concepts, features, differences from GitHub - Gitea-Actions-Guide.md - CI/CD guide with compatibility notes - Gitea-Workflows.md - Common workflows and best practices - Gitea-API-Reference.md - API differences and usage - LLM-Gitea-Guidelines.md - LLM-specific guidelines and terminology ### 5. Phase Updates Documentation (docs/PHASE-UPDATES/) - COMPLETE-SYSTEM-REPLICATION-GUIDE.md - Complete replication guide - PHASE-0-GITEA-UPDATES.md - Documents Gitea-specific updates - README.md - Directory overview and navigation ## Why This Was Done 1. **Establish AI-Friendly Documentation System** - Enables consistent AI agent behavior across the project - Provides clear guidelines for documentation maintenance - Ensures automated synchronization of related documents 2. **Platform-Specific Adaptation (Gitea)** - Tendril uses self-hosted Gitea, not GitHub - Gitea Actions is compatible with GitHub Actions but needs proper documentation - Ensures all references use correct terminology (Gitea vs GitHub) 3. **Foundation for Phase-Based Management** - Sets up structure for phase documentation system - Prepares for KB system implementation - Establishes automation workflows foundation 4. **Knowledge Management** - KB system structure ready for capturing project knowledge - Templates and guides prepared for future use - Index generation system prepared ## How It Benefits the Project ### 1. Automated Documentation Synchronization - When phase blueprints are modified, related documents (changelog, tasks, decisions) are automatically checked and updated - Reduces manual synchronization errors - Ensures consistency across all phase documents ### 2. AI Agent Consistency - Cursor rules ensure all AI interactions follow the same patterns - Clear guidelines prevent inconsistent documentation - Automated checks ensure nothing is missed ### 3. Gitea Platform Understanding - Comprehensive Gitea documentation helps LLMs understand the platform - Correct terminology prevents confusion (Gitea vs GitHub) - Workflow compatibility clearly documented ### 4. Scalable Structure - Phase-based system supports long-term project management - KB system ready for knowledge capture and organization - Automation workflows prepared for CI/CD ### 5. Developer Experience - Clear documentation structure makes onboarding easier - Automated workflows reduce manual maintenance - Consistent patterns across all documentation ### 6. Future-Proof Foundation - Structure supports future phases (1-6) - KB system ready for knowledge capture - Automation system ready for workflow implementation ## Technical Details ### Gitea Actions Compatibility - Gitea Actions uses same YAML format as GitHub Actions - Same .github/workflows/ directory structure - Workflows are largely interchangeable - Documentation notes compatibility throughout ### File Organization - All documentation organized in docs/ directory - Phase updates tracked in docs/PHASE-UPDATES/ - Gitea-specific docs in docs/GITEA/ - Agent guidelines in docs/AGENT-GUIDELINES.md ### Cursor Rules Customization - Project name: Tendril - Phase directory: tendril/phases/ - KB project: tendril - Platform: Gitea (self-hosted) ## Next Steps Phase 0 is complete. Ready for: - Phase 1: Phase Documentation System setup - Phase 2: KB System implementation - Phase 3: Gitea Actions workflows - Phase 4: LLM Usage Guides - Phase 5: Documentation migration - Phase 6: Validation and testing ## Files Added - .cursorrules (root) - docs/AGENT-GUIDELINES.md - docs/GITEA/ (6 files) - docs/PHASE-UPDATES/ (3 files) - Directory structures for phases, KB, workflows, and prompts All files validated with no linter errors.
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# Gitea Basics for LLMs
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**Purpose**: Core concepts and features of Gitea that LLMs should understand when working with Gitea-based projects.
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**Reference**: [Gitea Official Documentation](https://docs.gitea.com/)
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---
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## What is Gitea?
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Gitea is a **painless, self-hosted, all-in-one software development service**. It includes:
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- Git hosting and repository management
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- Code review (Pull Requests and AGit workflow)
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- Issue tracking and project management
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- CI/CD via Gitea Actions (compatible with GitHub Actions)
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- Package registry (20+ package types: Cargo, npm, PyPI, Maven, etc.)
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- Team collaboration tools
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**Key Point**: Gitea is similar to GitHub, Bitbucket, and GitLab, but is designed to be lightweight and self-hosted.
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## Core Features
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### 1. Code Hosting
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- Create and manage repositories
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- Browse commit history and code files
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- Review and merge code submissions
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- Manage collaborators
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- Handle branches, tags, cherry-picking, hooks
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- Integrated collaboration tools
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### 2. Code Review
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- **Pull Request workflow** (same as GitHub)
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- **AGit workflow** (Gitea-specific alternative)
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- Online code browsing
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- Review comments and feedback
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- Inline code modifications
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### 3. Issue Tracking
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- Track requirements, features, and bugs
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- Support for branches, tags, milestones
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- Assignments, time tracking, due dates
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- Dependencies between issues
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- Project columns and boards
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### 4. CI/CD (Gitea Actions)
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- **Compatible with GitHub Actions**
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- Write workflows in YAML format
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- Reuse existing Actions plugins
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- Actions plugins can be downloaded from any Git website
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- Same `.github/workflows/` directory structure
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### 5. Package Registry
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Supports 20+ package types:
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- Cargo, Chef, Composer, Conan, Conda
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- Container, Helm, Maven, npm, NuGet
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- Pub, PyPI, RubyGems, Vagrant
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- And more
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### 6. Security
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- User permission management
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- Access control lists (ACLs)
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- Security-focused design
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- Non-root system account recommended
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## System Requirements
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- **Minimum**: Raspberry Pi 3 (for small workloads)
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- **Typical**: 2 CPU cores, 1GB RAM (for small teams/projects)
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- **Git**: Version 2.0.0 or later required
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- **Platforms**: Linux, macOS, Windows (x86, amd64, ARM, PowerPC)
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## Key Differences from GitHub
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### 1. Self-Hosted
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- Runs on your own infrastructure
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- Full control over data and access
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- No dependency on external services
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- Can be air-gapped if needed
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### 2. Lightweight
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- Designed to be fast and resource-efficient
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- Suitable for resource-limited environments
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- Lower system requirements than GitHub/GitLab
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### 3. Open Source
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- MIT licensed
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- Community-driven development
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- Transparent codebase
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- No vendor lock-in
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### 4. Actions Compatibility
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- Gitea Actions uses same format as GitHub Actions
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- Workflows are largely interchangeable
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- Some GitHub-specific features may not be available
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- Actions can be sourced from any Git repository
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### 5. API Differences
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- Gitea API is similar to GitHub's but not identical
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- Some endpoints may differ
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- Authentication methods are similar
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- Webhook formats are compatible
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## Terminology
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### Same as GitHub
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- **Repository** / **Repo** - Code storage
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- **Branch** - Code versioning
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- **Pull Request** / **PR** - Code review request
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- **Issue** - Bug/feature tracking
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- **Commit** - Code change
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- **Tag** - Release marker
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- **Fork** - Copy of repository
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- **Clone** - Local copy
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### Gitea-Specific
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- **AGit workflow** - Alternative to Pull Request workflow
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- **Gitea Actions** - CI/CD system (compatible with GitHub Actions)
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- **Self-hosted** - Running on your own infrastructure
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## Common Workflows
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### Creating a Repository
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1. Log in to Gitea instance
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2. Click "New Repository"
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3. Configure repository settings
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4. Push code or initialize with README
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### Creating a Pull Request
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1. Create a branch
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2. Make changes and commit
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3. Push branch to Gitea
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4. Click "New Pull Request"
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5. Review and merge (same as GitHub)
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### Using Gitea Actions
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1. Create `.github/workflows/` directory
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2. Write workflow YAML (same format as GitHub Actions)
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3. Push to repository
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4. Gitea Actions will execute workflows
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### Managing Issues
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1. Create issue from repository
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2. Assign to team members
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3. Link to milestones, labels, projects
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4. Track dependencies and due dates
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## For LLMs: Important Notes
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### When Documenting
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- Always refer to "Gitea" (not "GitHub") when the platform is Gitea
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- Note that Gitea Actions is compatible with GitHub Actions
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- Use Gitea terminology consistently
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- Link to Gitea documentation: `https://docs.gitea.com/`
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### When Creating Workflows
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- Use `.github/workflows/` directory (same as GitHub)
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- YAML format is identical to GitHub Actions
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- Reference as "Gitea Actions workflows"
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- Note compatibility in documentation
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### When Working with API
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- Gitea API is similar but not identical to GitHub's
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- Check Gitea API documentation for specific endpoints
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- Authentication uses tokens (similar to GitHub)
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- Webhooks are compatible
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## References
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- **Gitea Documentation**: https://docs.gitea.com/
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- **Gitea Features**: https://docs.gitea.com/installation/comparison#general-features
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- **Gitea Actions**: https://docs.gitea.com/usage/actions/
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- **Gitea API**: https://docs.gitea.com/api/
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---
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**Location**: `docs/GITEA/Gitea-Basics.md`
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**Last Updated**: 2025-01-27
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