I’ve decided to share my experience with Jujutsu VCS — not a martial art, but a Git‑compatible version control system. I’ve switched to it for all my projects and have a lot to say.

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Jujutsu VCS is a Git-compatible version control system that reimagines how developers interact with code history. Unlike Git's commit-based model, Jujutsu works with mutable changes that remain editable until pushed remotely. It eliminates the staging area by automatically tracking modifications, creates snapshots with each command, and makes history manipulation effortless through operations like rebase, squash, and split. The system uses anonymous branches by default and automatically rebases subsequent changes when history is modified, significantly reducing merge conflicts. Developers can undo any operation, insert changes between existing ones, and maintain full Git compatibility while enjoying a more flexible workflow.

Introducing Jujutsu VCS