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How do you keep an agent's commits small enough to actually review?

Last week I had a multi-turn agent session on a small refactor. I read each turn as it landed and had no objection. At commit time an early-turn call no longer matched a signature a later turn had changed. I only found out because the tests failed. Each turn was consistent on its own, but the break…

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  1. 2026-10-19 17:26 · r/ChatGPTPro
    How do you keep an agent's commits small enough to actually review?

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