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jj-spice is a lightweight open-source utility written in Go that sits on top of the experimental Jujutsu distributed version-control system to give developers a convenient way to manage stacked, inter-dependent change requests without leaving the terminal. The tool exposes a concise command-line interface through which users can create, reorder, fold, split, and submit sequences of commits as self-contained code-review units, mirroring the workflow popularised by Git branchless tools but adapted to Jujutsu’s snapshot-based model. Typical use cases include preparing a coherent patch series for mailing-list review, pushing dependent pull requests to GitHub or GitLab, or iterating on a large refactor while keeping each logical change isolated and rebasable. Because jj-spice records its metadata inside the existing Jujutsu operation log, no extra state files are created and any operation can be rolled back with the native `jj op` restore mechanism. The current stable release, version 0.2.2, is the fourth public iteration; earlier versions (0.1.0, 0.1.3, and 0.2.0) introduced progressively richer diff-splitting heuristics, better conflict detection, and support for per-commit description templates. All releases are published under the MIT licence and ship as static binaries for Windows, macOS, and Linux, making adoption inside CI pipelines or developer laptops equally straightforward. The project is listed in the “Developer Tools / Version Control” category and is actively maintained by its original author, alejoborbo, with community contributions accepted through the public GitHub repository. jj-spice is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are served through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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