Overview
Bird_Sort-main dresses stacking in feather tones and asks for preview discipline. Before every lift, read source and destination tops together: will the move extend a run, or will it bury a tone that should remain accessible? Reserve a buffer perch early so awkward moments have a safe staging ground, and finish one near-complete perch quickly to widen options. Similar hues are your late-game task; handle bold contrasts first so the palette grows cleaner before you refine look-alikes. The loop is gentle—preview, lift, finish, reassess—and the art helps: feather layers read clearly, and you can spot where a hue will nest without squinting. The mistake most runs make is moving for motion’s sake; cosmetic lifts cost freedom. Instead, treat each move as a chance to increase sequence length or create space for a two-step chain. When the board looks busy, pause and check whether a single early finish would convert noise into room. That habit turns messy perches into calm stacks, and the result is flow that feels earned by careful reading rather than luck.