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Alper Cugun
@alper.nl

Just like I also [wrote more than a year ago](alper.nl/posts/keepin...), there's a lot to be gained from using jj as the version control harness for your LLM. It removes a lot of the cruft of git and simplifies concepts and flows.

alper.nlKeeping Claude in check with JujutsuI’ve found it very useful to use jj to continuously and automatically snapshot the changes that Claude makes. This way if it does anything that I didn’t want, it’s incredibly easy to undo it and…

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Alper Cugun
@alper.nl

The only downside is that git is so much more widespread that LLMs know how to use it almost by default, but I hope that may finally be changing. Turns out this is a thought with enough currency to merit writing a book about it. Nice to see somebody jumping on that. juju-chu.com

juju-chu.comJuju-chu! — Starting Your Jujutsu × AI Workflow with jj newA hands-on book on adopting Jujutsu (jj) with Claude Code and Codex: automatic snapshots, undoable operations, and safe history rewriting.