Just dive in and force yourself to use it. Keep the branch based workflow until you are more comfortable with the tool. Then try more exotic workflows. jj git

Just dive in and force yourself to use it. Keep the branch based workflow until you are more comfortable with the tool. Then try more exotic workflows. jj git fetch to pull upstream main. jj rebase -d main to rebase your branch on main As you add commits to your branch jj bookmark move to update the branch then jj git push -b branchname to push it to remote Also I highly recommend a couple neovim plugins: hunk.nvim for splitting commits and jjdiffconflicts.nvim for resolving conflicts.