alejoborbo

Alejoborbo is an independent open-source developer whose entire catalog currently consists of jj-spice, a lightweight command-line utility that extends the experimental Jujutsu version-control system with stacked, quilt-style change-request workflows familiar to Git users of git-series or stacked-diffs. Built in Rust and distributed as a single static binary, jj-spice lets developers stage sequential, dependent patches on top of a Jujutsu repository, push them to a remote for review, and later fold or re-order the stack without ever creating transient feature branches. Typical use cases include submitting incremental pull-requests to upstream projects, shepherding large refactors through code-review systems that expect one logical change per request, and experimenting with patch series while keeping the main history linear. Because Jujutsu records every operation as an immutable snapshot, jj-spice can safely abort or replay an entire stack, making it attractive to kernel contributors, language-tooling maintainers, and anyone who prefers e-mail or web-based patch queues over topic-branch merging. The tool integrates with existing diff/patch formats and respects the usual Jujutsu workspace conventions, so teams can adopt it gradually alongside stock jj commands. Alejoborbo’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always pull the latest upstream build, and can be installed individually or in unattended batches.