commit-plan

To split a mixed-change working tree into atomic commits, this process clusters changes by theme and chronology, then stitches them into targeted commits with explicit file paths. It enforces a six-phase workflow with per-commit staging and targeted tests to ensure a coherent history.

Organizing multi-concern git changes into a coherent history requires sequencing the working tree into atomic commits. This approach uses a gated human-in-the-loop checkpoint between the Propose and Execute phases to validate commit hygiene and maintain code quality.

Yes, you can run targeted tests before staging each atomic commit. The workflow explicitly runs targeted tests prior to committing during its execution phase, followed by a full-suite validation to ensure parity with the baseline after all commits are applied.

Yes, the atomic commit workflow requires manual approval. It enforces a strict six-phase process with a single human-in-the-loop checkpoint between the Propose and Execute phases to review the commit plan before changes are staged and committed.

Version control handles mixed documentation and code changes by targeting multi-concern changes across both file types. The process sequences them into separate atomic commits, applying strict commit-hygiene checks to maintain a clean and coherent project history.