docs: rename reset command to restore

docs/commands/diff.md

@@ -456,7 +456,7 @@ context = "white"
 - [`atomic add`](./add.md) - Add files to track their changes
 - [`atomic change`](./change.md) - View diffs of recorded changes
 - [`atomic log`](./log.md) - View history of changes
-- [`atomic reset`](./reset.md) - Discard working copy changes
+- [`atomic restore`](./restore.md) - Discard working copy changes
 
 ## Related Concepts
 

docs/commands/insert.md

@@ -254,7 +254,7 @@ Because Atomic uses a single canonical GRAPH with view filters, inserting a chan
 - **Dependencies**: Transitive dependencies are computed and inserted automatically. A change cannot be inserted without every change it depends on already present in the target view.
 - **Idempotent**: Inserting a change that already exists in the view is a no-op.
 - **Source unchanged**: The source view is never modified by an insert operation.
-- **Working copy**: Use `atomic reset` after insert to update the working copy if needed.
+- **Working copy**: Use `atomic restore` after insert to update the working copy if needed.
 - **Conflicts**: True conflicts only arise when changes modify the same graph region in incompatible ways.
 
 ## See Also

docs/commands/overview.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Every command listed here corresponds to a real subcommand in the `atomic` CLI b
 | [`log`](log.md) | Show change history |
 | [`change`](change.md) | Inspect a specific change |
 | [`insert`](insert.md) | Insert changes into a view |
-| [`reset`](reset.md) | Reset working copy to last recorded state |
+| [`restore`](restore.md) | Restore working copy to last recorded state |
 | [`split`](split.md) | Create a new view from an existing one |
 | [`view`](view.md) | Manage views (create, switch, list, delete) |
 | [`stash`](stash.md) | Temporarily save uncommitted changes |
@@ -66,17 +66,17 @@ atomic log                        # View history
 
 ### Repository Management
 
-Create, clone, and reset repositories:
+Create, clone, and restore repositories:
 
 ```bash
 atomic init myproject             # Create a new repo
 atomic clone https://...          # Clone from remote
-atomic reset --force              # Discard uncommitted changes
+atomic restore --force            # Discard uncommitted changes
 ```
 
 - **[`init`](init.md)** — Initialize a new Atomic repository
 - **[`clone`](clone.md)** — Clone an existing repository from a remote
-- **[`reset`](reset.md)** — Reset the working copy to the last recorded state
+- **[`restore`](restore.md)** — Restore the working copy to the last recorded state
 - **[`split`](split.md)** — Create a new view from an existing one
 
 ### Views

docs/commands/push.md

@@ -409,7 +409,7 @@ atomic push
 
 Or push from a clean state:
 ```bash
-atomic reset
+atomic restore
 atomic push
 ```
 

docs/commands/repository-management.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Commands for creating, cloning, and managing Atomic repositories.
 |---------|-------------|
 | [`init`](init.md) | Initialize a new Atomic repository |
 | [`clone`](clone.md) | Clone an existing repository from a remote |
-| [`reset`](reset.md) | Reset working copy to the last recorded state |
+| [`restore`](restore.md) | Restore working copy to the last recorded state |
 | [`split`](split.md) | Create a new view from an existing one |
 
 ## Creating a Repository
@@ -52,19 +52,19 @@ atomic clone https://api.atomic.dev/acme/platform/core/code
 atomic clone https://api.atomic.dev/acme/platform/core/code myproject
 ```
 
-## Resetting the Working Copy
+## Restoring the Working Copy
 
-The `reset` command discards uncommitted changes and restores the working copy to the last recorded state:
+The `restore` command discards uncommitted changes and restores the working copy to the last recorded state (the legacy name `reset` still works as an alias):
 
 ```bash
 # Discard all uncommitted changes
-atomic reset --force
+atomic restore --force
 
-# Reset specific files
-atomic reset src/main.rs
+# Restore specific files
+atomic restore src/main.rs
 
-# Preview what would be reset
-atomic reset --dry-run
+# Preview what would be restored
+atomic restore --dry-run
 ```
 
 ## Splitting Views