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# Community-built tools around Jujutsu

Many of these tools are not complete yet, just like Jujutsu itself. But they already simplify many workflows and can improve your experience.

Warning

The listed tools are community‑maintained; the Jujutsu project does not review, endorse, or guarantee their quality or security.

## Diffedit3

Diffedit3 is a web-based alternate to Meld, as it no longer is packaged and available for all Distros. Its creator is also a frequent contributor.

Find it here

## GG - GUI for JJ

GG is a cross platform GUI for Jujutsu which makes all graph manipulating workflows quite easy. Take a look at its README.md as it quite descriptive.

Find it here.

## Hunk.nvim

Hunk.nvim is a Neovim based diff-editor for Jujutsu which can be used as an alternative to the default `:builtin` diff-editor.

Find it here.

## JayJay

JayJay is a native macOS GUI for Jujutsu built with Rust and SwiftUI. It features a DAG graph view, Myers diff with syntax highlighting, side-by-side diffs, conflict resolution, bookmark manager, command palette, and AI commit messages. The diff engine is available as a standalone Rust crate (`jj-diff`).

Find it here.

## JJ-FZF

Centered around the `jj log` graph view, jj-fzf provides previews of diffs, the evolution-log, browses the op log and offers a large number of key bindings for commonly used `jj` operations from rebase to undo, and helps with divergent commits.

Find it here.

## JJ TUI

This is TUI for Jujutsu built in Ocaml, it is unopiniated and its creator is open to feedback.

Find it here.

## Jujutsu Kaizen

Jujutsu Kaizen is a plugin for Visual Studio Code. The goal of this extension is to bring the great UX of Jujutsu into the VS Code UI. Its developers are currently focused on achieving parity for commonly used features of VS Code's built-in Git extension, such as the various operations possible via the Source Control view.

Find it here.

## LazyJJ

lazyjj is a lazygit inspired TUI for Jujutsu.

Find it here.

## Visual Jujutsu

VJJ is a fzf (fuzzy finder) wrapper for Jujutsu, which is meant to be used interactively in the terminal.

Find it here.

## VisualJJ

VisualJJ is a plugin for Visual Studio Code which provides native integration for Jujutsu, not relying on Git colocation. Unlike other tools on this page, VisualJJ is not open-source.

Find it here.

## Jujutsu UI

jjui is a terminal user interface for working with Jujutsu version control system.

Find it here.

## Selvejj

Selvejj is a JetBrains plugin for integrating Jujutsu as a first-class VCS within the IDE.

Find it here and here (Marketplace).

## Jujutsu plugin for IntelliJ IDEA

Native IntelliJ integration for Jujutsu.

Find it here and here (Marketplace).

## PSCompletions

PSCompletions is a completion manager for a better and simpler tab-completion experience in PowerShell.

It can provide completions via `psc add jj`, or offer a better completion menu for the official completions.

Find it here.

## LightJJ

A fast, keyboard-driven browser UI for Jujutsu.

Find it here.

## JJ View

JJ View is an open-source Visual Studio Code extension that provides a rich, native graphical interface for Jujutsu. It features a Git-style Source Control (SCM) view for easy change management, an interactive visual commit history graph, and built-in commands for common `jj` operations like squashing, abandoning, and absorbing modifications directly from the editor. It also includes native Gerrit integration for streamlined code review workflows.

Find it here.

## Finding other integrations

You can find other community contributed tools and integrations in our Wiki.