Learn Jujutsu (jj). The simpler Git.

No staging area. No fear. Just version control that makes sense — pick a tutorial and see the difference.

Search jj commands — each result takes you to a tutorial to practice it

Git ↔ jj Bridge7 steps

Adopt an existing Git repo, push from jj, and switch back safely.

Getting Started with jj7 steps

Init a repo, create files, describe changes, and explore your history with jj.

Managing Changes8 steps

Create new changes, save your work with jj commit, and undo mistakes safely.

Fixing and Exploring7 steps

Fix mistakes with jj restore, explore changes with jj diff and jj show.

Branching with Bookmarks7 steps

Use jj bookmarks (like Git branches) to label and switch between different lines of work.

Rewriting History5 steps

Jump into old changes with jj edit, fix them up, and watch descendants auto-rebase.

Advanced Rewriting5 steps

Split changes and rebase stacks with jj — the power tools of history rewriting.