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      <title>How to See the Shape of a Large Git Diff Before Reading Its Lines</title>
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      <description>Reviewing a big change starts with a question the diff doesn&amp;rsquo;t answer up front: what&amp;rsquo;s in here? git diff prints the first file&amp;rsquo;s first hunk and makes you scroll for the rest. A coding agent asked to review the same change reads all of it in order, and a 190 kB diff fills a good part of its context before it has seen the list of files.
The diff in this example is a real one, Abbreviatory&amp;rsquo;s own changes from v0.</description>
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