Majjik.el is a jujutsu interface within Emacs. It is a fork of Magit.

Eventually, I hope Majjik will be a complete jj interface, but for now it's just my first dip into Emacs (and my first Lisp project since uni). Please be patient.

• Fork Magit
• Realise you've dramatically underestimated Magit's scope
• Add transient interfaces to a few of jj's history-editing commands
  • jj new
  • jj describe
  • probably not jj edit
  • jj split
  • jj squash
  • jj abandon
  • jj undo
  • jj rebase
  • jj parallelize
  • jj restore
• Check that it all works

If you are new to Majjik, but know Magit, then it should already be familiar. If not, a lot of the information in Magit's Getting Started page may be useful.

Majjik was started by Zoey Hewll, as a fork of Magit. See also Magit's acknowledgements.