# Antigravity Instructions & Project Rules

This document contains critical project-specific rules for the e-tib.com codebase. Antigravity must read and follow these rules at all times.

## 1. Bilingual Site (German & English) - STRICT
- **Always update BOTH languages!** The website is bilingual. 
- When changing content, adding pages, or updating text, you MUST always check and update both `content/de/` and `content/en/` simultaneously.
- When adding new components with text, ensure they are built to support both languages or update the respective translation files/mechanisms. Do NOT just hardcode German text and forget the English version.

## 2. No Dummy Data / No Hallucinations
- Do not invent or hallucinate placeholder text (e.g., "Nachweis liegt vor" for certificates that don't exist). 
- Only implement what is explicitly requested or what matches provided assets/data. 
- If data is missing, ask the user instead of inventing placeholders.

## 3. Git Workflow & RC Tagging
- When instructed to "commit and tag" (or similar), always follow this process:
  1. Add and commit the changes with conventional commits (`feat:`, `fix:`, `chore:`, etc.).
  2. Check the latest tag using `git describe --tags --abbrev=0`.
  3. Increment the RC (Release Candidate) number of the current version (e.g., if latest is `v2.2.13-rc19`, the new tag is `v2.2.13-rc20`).
  4. Create the tag: `git tag vX.Y.Z-rcN`.
  5. Push the commit and the tag: `git push origin main --tags`.

## 4. Work Exclusively on the Correct Branch
- Follow the `USER_GLOBAL` directive: If on `main`, create a branch unless explicitly told to work on `main`. 
- For e-tib.com, often small fixes are done on `main` if the user commands it ("auf main arbeiten"), but always verify context.