CommitWeave
ANIEKE MATSELAR
The merge is still a sentence you borrow. On the real project you wait for someone else to run it. Here the history sits under your thumb. A commit lands as a knot. A branch is a thread you can tug. Drag two lines together and the join appears while the command still glows on the glass. Nine lessons walk you from the first snapshot to a rebase you can see. Tap a knot. Read what it saved. Then make one. Staging. Branching. A conflict you settle on purpose, because the reflog will hand the work back. The sandbox is the cheap room. Break the trunk. Orphan a commit. Bring it home. Name a repo. Keep another. Copy the log to the pasteboard when you want the trail on paper. When you want a tighter hour, eight puzzles ask you to fix a weave with a move budget. Four quiz decks wait when you would rather choose than drag. Saturday in a loft where the landlord router never woke. Nobody asks for an account. The graph lives only on this phone. Come wreck a history that cannot fire you.
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