APC's .gitignore Is a Safety Net, Not a Storage Policy
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APC's .gitignore Is a Safety Net, Not a Storage Policy A .gitignore entry can prevent an accidental commit. It cannot turn the wrong storage location into the right one. That distinction matters in Agent Project Context (APC). APC is the portable context layer: repository-owned rules, agent definit…
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APC's .gitignore Is a Safety Net, Not a Storage Policy
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