Maybe write a shell macro to pull accuracy and error into the commit message along with your comment on the changes. You could also add some automation to autom

Maybe write a shell macro to pull accuracy and error into the commit message along with your comment on the changes. You could also add some automation to automatically branch if your test results are worse than before, so if you hit a dead end on that branch and realize the experiment didn't go well down the line, you can head back to where you branched, or if the end result works, you can merge back into your starting branch.