jjj – modal interface for Jujutsu

jjj is a modal interface for Jujutsu, inspired by the utility of Lazygit and the powerful interface of Helix.

Jujutsu is a version control system that utilizes a more intuitive mental model for change history and how we interact with it. It takes a lot of good ideas from Git, Mercurial, and other legacy tools and merges them into the best version control system seen to date. The best part is that Jujutsu is fully compatible with Git, so you can use it today with forges like GitHub and Azure DevOps!

This is free and open source software. jjj is currently in pre-alpha development.

Features include:

• View the current output of jj log.
• Auto-refresh the log to keep up with external changes.
• Switch the view’s revset on the fly with r.
• Configure jjj through jj config set jjj.[key] [value].
• Convert uninitialized folders and Git repositories into Jujutsu repositories.
• Create new commits.
• Abandon existing commits.
• Modify the description on existing commits.

Website: github.com/icorbrey/jjj
Support:
Developer: Isaac Corbrey
License: MIT License

jjj is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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