Clear changes. Room to create.
See your changes, history, and workspaces in one desktop app.
See the whole story of your changes.
Jujutsu’s core ideas in a clear desktop interface.
Inspect changes, review history, and follow parallel work.
Select a change to highlight its stack. A diamond marks your working copy. Review the next actions and the stack you can push, right beside the graph.
Move through the operation timeline to preview earlier repository states. Check the result before you choose to restore it.
In Jujutsu, the working copy is already a commit. Edit your files, then start the next change without a staging step.
See each workspace’s stack, conflicts, and items needing attention in one dashboard. Follow parallel tasks and agents in the same repository.
Jujutsu records conflicts in the change, so the rebase can complete. Compare both sides of the file and resolve the conflict in the hunk editor.
Choose your theme, fonts, and one of seven languages. Use keyboard shortcuts to keep familiar actions close at hand.
Open local repositories with the bundled jj. GitHub stack PRs use the gh CLI and your existing GitHub login.
Install Ukemi, open a repository, and see your work in context.
Paste this command into your terminal.
brew install --cask yoonhoGo/tap/ukemi
This release is ad-hoc signed and is not notarized by Apple. Homebrew clears the quarantine attribute during installation. If macOS blocks a manual DMG install, use System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
ukemi ~/work/my-repo