Guides version control operations using jj (jujutsu) instead of git commands.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: arbe-jj-jujutsu Source: https://github.com/oskarrough/robots/tree/main/skills/jj-jujutsu Command: npx skills add https://github.com/oskarrough/robots --skill arbe-jj-jujutsu-oskarrough
jj commit or jj describe silently waits for an editor that never opens, and teaches safe patterns for parallel agents sharing one working copy. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Hang prevention: Enforces -m "msg" or -u on describe, commit, squash, and split so jj never opens an interactive editor in an automated shell. - Parallel-agent safety: Prefers explicit change IDs over @/@-, warns against jj restore on mixed working copies, and mandates jj diff -r @- --stat verification after selective commits. - Selective commits and squashing: Covers cwd:"..." fileset wrapping for paths with [/], jj split/jj squash --from/--into workflows, and a recipe for collapsing ~10 session commits into 1-2 clean ones. - Use Case: An agent finishing a feature runs jj commit -m "msg" -- 'cwd:"apps/www/src/routes/[id]/+page.svelte"', verifies the file list with jj diff -r @- --stat, then squashes fixups into the parent with jj squash -r <id> -u before pushing a bookmark and opening a PR. ## Quick Start Use the jj skill to commit my current changes with a proper message and verify nothing was left stranded in the working copy.High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Run `jj commit -m "msg"` to close the current change `@` and start a fresh one. Always pass `-m` inline; without it jj opens an editor and hangs non-interactive shells. Use `-- <files>` to commit only selected paths.
A hanging jj command is always waiting for an editor, never a pager. Commands like `describe`, `commit`, `squash`, and `split` without `-m` or `-u` open `$EDITOR` silently. Kill the process and rerun with an inline message flag.
Use `jj squash --from <A> --into <B> -u` to fold one committed revision into another, keeping the destination's message. Squash newest to oldest into keeper IDs, then set the final subject with `jj describe -r <id> -m "..."`.
Bare paths are parsed as prefix globs, so `[` and `]` act as character classes and silently match nothing. Wrap such paths in `cwd:"..."`, for example `jj commit -m "msg" -- 'cwd:"routes/[id]/+page.svelte"'`.
`jj commit` closes `@` and moves leftover files to a new `@`, while `jj split -r <id> -m "msg" -- <files>` restructures any revision into two parts. Both require `-m` to avoid opening an editor.
Avoid `jj restore` on a mixed working copy because parallel agents' uncommitted edits get auto-snapshotted into your `@`, and restore would overwrite their work. Use `jj commit -- <your-files>` instead, which leaves other files untouched.
eratio08Detect the active version control system (jj or git) for the current project.
edmundmillerResolve jj bookmark movement and git push synchronization issues.
cursorSequences multi-step code changes into small units verified before advancing.
asimihsanManage jj working-copy operations and revisions with Git-compatible workflows.