From review round 2 (a long turn, and a prompt added mid-turn):
- Commits fold last and a montage names them ("saves the work in 3
commits"); a save counts its commits ("saves the work in 6 commits").
Before, all three commits of a 16-step turn vanished into montages that
read "runs 2 commands".
- Folding a full page starts at the oldest pair and grows a montage already
there, and never takes the newest panel while another choice exists: a
live page no longer reshuffles panels the reader is watching.
- A check whose output reports problems ("1 file would be reformatted",
"Found 3 errors", "✖ 5 problems", `error TS…`) failed, though a trailing
`; ls` hid the exit code: "The tests pass, but another check fails."
- Shell structure is not a command (`for x in`, `do`, `done`, `if`), so a
`--version` probe in a loop reads as looking; `command -v` and
`git config --get` too.
- The montage draws only the kinds of steps it folded, with a box for
saves; the loop's arrow has a head and rests on a finished page; the
"MISSION COMPLETE!" title has room for its tilt; drawer commands keep
their line breaks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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