Repo Commits

The log — one page of it, newest first, with each commit's BODY.

The body is not decoration here. A runtime commit says what work it was in the subject and then names the run (turn: run <uuid>) and every file it touched with that file's title underneath. Dropping it to save bytes would throw away the only link between a change and the conversation that caused it.

act is the other axis: not "what changed" but WHAT THE BUSINESS DID. It matches git's own --grep against the Act: index line, so finding every call this month never opens a single commit body — and it composes with since, which is the difference between ~15 ms and ~1 s per 100k commits.