VS Code extension for Jujutsu (jj)
Visual Jujutsu puts your Jujutsu history in the VS Code sidebar. Rebase, move files between revisions, push and open stacked pull requests, all without leaving the editor. It works on the Git repo you already have.
Free and open source (MIT). Or run code --install-extension OpenProcess.visual-jujutsu
Every action runs a real jj or gh command. The command log shows exactly what ran.
Press ⌘Z in the graph to undo the last operation, or restore any point from the operation log.
Use it in a colocated jj + Git repo, push to GitHub and keep your teammates' workflow unchanged.
Drag files from one revision onto another to move those changes. Select several with ⌘-click, or drag a whole folder. A hint shows the exact command before you let go.
Prefer menus? Right-click a file and choose Move to revision…, Move into parent or Split into a separate revision.
Drag a revision onto another to rebase it with its descendants. Hold ⌥ to move only that revision, or ⇧ to move the whole branch. Drop on a row's edge to insert before or after it.
Drag a bookmark chip onto a revision to move the bookmark.
Switch a revision's changed files from a flat list to a folder view, like the Explorer. Folders start expanded and show their total line counts; click one to collapse it, or collapse them all at once.
Drag a whole folder onto another revision to move every file in it.
The rebase dialog shows every jj rebase option, a destination picker and the command that will run. Preview draws the graph before and after, and flags revisions that would become conflicted, without changing anything.
Create pull request… pushes the bookmark and opens the PR with the GitHub CLI. Each PR's base is set to the PR below it, so stacks work out of the box. Sync stack pushes the whole stack and fixes PR bases after a rebase, and Clean up tidies up after a merge.
With the gh stack extension installed, your PRs are linked as a native GitHub stack too.
The pull requests view shows each stack with its checks and review state, and warns when a PR's base is out of date. Sync stack fixes it in one click.
When a PR merges, Clean up fetches, moves the work on top of it onto main and deletes the bookmark.
The evolution log lists every version jj recorded for a change and the operation that made it. Click a version to see the files that changed since the one before, open the diffs, or Restore this version.
Describe, edit, new, squash, split, absorb, rebase, bookmarks, push, pull requests, abandon and more. Select several revisions to rebase, squash or merge them together.
Every operation jj recorded, with Restore to here.
Pushes show a dry run first, and a rejected push offers Fetch and retry.
Filter the graph with any revset, or pick Default, Mine, Stack of @, All or Bookmarks.
A warning when a change has more than one version, and Keep one version… to fix it.
Conflicted revisions stand out, and Resolve conflicts opens your merge tool.
Arrow keys to move, Enter to describe, N for new, S to squash, R to rebase.
The working copy's changes, gutter diffs and a message box that describes @.
Every jj repo in the workspace, including nested ones, with a picker to switch.
Follows your VS Code theme, with a compact density for small screens.
Install the extension, open a folder that has a jj repository, and the graph appears in the activity bar.
Visual Jujutsujj git init --colocate.gh auth login.