using-jj-workspaces

You can isolate feature work by creating a separate JJ workspace that protects your baseline repository state. The workspace provides directory selection, baseline verification, and automatic cleanup to prevent cross-contamination during implementation.

Protect baseline repository state by spinning up an isolated JJ workspace before starting new workstreams. This sandboxing approach verifies baseline readiness and applies cleanup guardrails to reduce drift and cross-contamination.

Baseline verification works by selecting a base revset and confirming the workspace is clean before implementation begins. This ensures feature work starts from a verified, safe baseline without contaminating the current repository state.

Yes, you can use isolated JJ workspaces for planning and implementation tasks that require sandboxed environments. The workspace orchestrates directory selection, baseline verification, and cleanup guardrails to ensure safe, isolated feature work.

You need cleanup guardrails to prevent drift and reduce cross-contamination between feature workstreams. Automatic cleanup ensures isolated workspaces are safely removed after implementation, protecting the baseline repository state.