name	jujutsu
description	Guide to Jujutsu (jj) version control system. Use when working with commits, branches, pull requests, PRs, version control, rebasing, pushing, or when the user mentions jj, git, or version control operations.

Jujutsu (jj) Version Control Guide

Jujutsu is a modern, Git-compatible version control system. This project uses jj colocated with git.

Concept	Git	Jujutsu
Staging area	Explicit `git add`	None - working copy IS a commit
Branches	Named refs	Bookmarks (auto-follow rewrites)
Stash	Separate stash stack	Not needed - just use commits
Amend	`git commit --amend`	Just edit files, or use `jj squash`
Identity	Commit ID only	Change ID (stable) + Commit ID

name	jujutsu
description	Guide to Jujutsu (jj) version control system. Use when working with commits, branches, pull requests, PRs, version control, rebasing, pushing, or when the user mentions jj, git, or version control operations.

Jujutsu is a modern, Git-compatible version control system. This project uses jj colocated with git.

Concept	Git	Jujutsu
Staging area	Explicit `git add`	None - working copy IS a commit
Branches	Named refs	Bookmarks (auto-follow rewrites)
Stash	Separate stash stack	Not needed - just use commits
Amend	`git commit --amend`	Just edit files, or use `jj squash`
Identity	Commit ID only	Change ID (stable) + Commit ID

Git	Jujutsu
`git status`	`jj st`
`git diff`	`jj diff`
`git log`	`jj log`
`git add . && git commit -m "msg"`	`jj commit -m "msg"`
`git push`	`jj git push`
`git pull`	`jj git fetch` then `jj rebase -d main@origin`
`git checkout -b branch`	`jj new main` then `jj bookmark set branch`
`git branch`	`jj bookmark list`
`git stash`	`jj new` (just start new commit)
`git blame`	`jj file annotate`

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