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Run an unattended, multi-task orchestration session. The main session stays thin, sequences the jj task board, and delegates each task to a fresh worker that commits its own work. Use when the user wants a real queue worked while they're away — "work through the backlog", "run autonomously while I'm out". NOT for attended work or a handful of small fixes: the /jt:* commands are lighter and better for those.

Jujutsu (jj) version-control fluency + the change-based task tracker. Use when doing NON-TRIVIAL jj work — rebase / squash / split / absorb, resolving conflicts, bookmarks & pushing, the immutable/private boundary, workspaces, operation-log undo/recovery, or the `jj tasks` workflow (tracking work as jj changes). NOT needed for a plain `jj commit` / `jj describe` (that reflex is already known). The repo here is jj-colocated with git; never `git commit`.