Turn mixed changes into clear commits.

One tangle. Three worthy chronicles. Here in the real Code Overlord agent terminal, I ask for a commit plan before anything is staged. The working tree contains an empty-result fix, saved-search persistence, their tests, and an independent documentation update. The agent must inspect the actual diff and preserve every existing change. This is a demonstration repository; waiting between stages has been cut.

The agent proposes three groups from the actual changes. The filter fix stays with its six regression tests. Saved-search persistence stays with its seven application tests. The local-data documentation gets its own commit. These changes separate cleanly by file. When changes overlap inside a file, ask the agent to show and separate the relevant hunks before approving.

I approve those exact groups directly in the same terminal. The instruction names the order, keeps reports and local configuration outside the commits, and asks for the checks, commit contents, and a comparison with the reviewed working tree. The agent now performs the agreed Git operations.

Here are the three actual commit identifiers and the files in each commit. All sixteen tests pass. The file hashes confirm that the five committed files still match the contents we reviewed, and the remaining local files stay outside the commits. Nothing was pushed. A clear plan, an explicit instruction, and a result you can inspect: a fitting end to the tangle.