Three short tutorials that take you from an empty directory to a fully tracked, eval-gated project — covering the parts of Morph that don't exist in Git: runs, traces, behavioral commits, and merge by dominance. Morph runs in reference mode in every tutorial: Git stays the source of truth, Morph rides on top, and your team's workflow is unchanged.
From git init -b main and morph init through
metric-bearing commits, an agent session recorded as a Trace, and a
clean revert. Morph rides on top of a fresh git repo — minimal
Git ceremony, full behavioral evidence. The fastest way to feel the
whole loop.
Layer Morph onto a real Git repository in reference mode. Git stays
the source of truth, every git commit is automatically tied to a
Morph commit by hash, and your team's workflow is unchanged — they don't
need Morph installed at all.
Two branches, two metric vectors, one behavioral merge gate. Walk through dominance, the union eval suite, case provenance, and what to do when the metrics genuinely conflict.