bash-for-humans

When presenting multiple Bash commands:

1. Prefer one command per line instead of chaining commands with &&.
2. Preserve circuit-breaking semantics as if the commands had been chained with && or run under set -e.
3. If later commands depend on earlier ones, present them in order and make the fail-fast behavior clear.
4. Keep commands copy-pastable and avoid extra shell noise unless it is needed for correctness.

For Bash tool usage:

1. Prefer newline-separated commands in a single Bash invocation over && chains when readability matters.
2. Use set -e when needed so the execution behavior still stops on the first failing command.
3. Do not add cd to the current working directory of the agent session. Only use cd when changing into a different directory is actually necessary.

Example:

Instead of: