jj-workflow

You can create isolated workspaces for parallel feature work in jj by running the new command with a slug from your primary workspace. This provisions a per-feature working directory in JJ colocated mode while sharing a single git graph across multiple repositories.

JJ colocated mode maintains a single shared commit graph while giving each feature its own independent working directory. This mechanism supports multi-repo scenarios across api, web, ai-service, and data-service directories without cross-feature interference.

Yes, you can run parallel terminals for different features using a shared git graph. The workflow establishes primary and secondary workspace roles, allowing engineers to run independent sessions across multiple repositories simultaneously without interference.

To prevent port conflicts when running parallel feature workspaces, the workflow includes built-in port-conflict guards. These guards automatically manage port assignments across your isolated working directories during parallel terminal sessions.

Yes, the jj-workflow skill integrates with the primary workspace's tooling configurations and MCPs. This prevents configuration drift and avoids duplicate prompts across your isolated per-feature workspaces.

Available commands for managing jj isolated workspaces include init, new, list, status, refresh-perms, and cleanup. These commands enforce colocated mode, manage primary and secondary workspace roles, and handle port-conflict guards.