Claude Code Plugins for jj (Jujutsu)
Claude Code plugins for jj (Jujutsu) workflows — project setup, workspace isolation, commit management, peer review, and autonomous permission gating.
The jj plugins (project-setup, workspace, commit-commands, peer-review) include a PreToolUse hook (block-raw-git.sh) that intercepts Bash tool calls and blocks raw git commands, keeping your workflow pure jj. When Claude reaches for git add or git commit, the hook catches it and suggests the jj equivalent. Permission-gateway is a standalone plugin that works in any repo (jj or git).
All jj output commands (jj log, jj diff, jj bookmark list, jj op log, jj workspace list, jj show, jj evolog, jj op show, jj config list, jj tag list) use JSON templates (-T 'json(self)') by default, giving Claude Code structured, machine-parseable output instead of human-readable text. Requires jj >= 0.31.0.
Plugins
| Plugin | Description | Commands | Agents |
|---|
| project-setup-jj | Bootstrap jj workflow enforcement with /project-setup | 1 | — |
| workspace-jj | Worktree isolation for jj repos via jj workspace hooks | 2 | — |
| commit-commands-jj | jj commit workflows — commit, push, PR creation, and more | 14 | — |
| peer-review-jj | Unified change review — generalist-first with emergent specialists | 1 | 1 |
| permission-gateway | Tiered permission gating — zero-config, self-tuning | 1 | — |
project-setup-jj
Bootstrap jj workflow enforcement for any project with a single command. Sets up a SessionStart hook (shows jj context each session), a PreToolUse guard hook (prompts jj new before editing non-empty changes), permissions (allow jj/gh, deny git), and a CLAUDE.md policy directive.
Setup:
# 1. Install from plugin manager
/plugin install project-setup-jj@muloka-claude-plugins
# 2. Run setup in your jj project
/project-setup
# 3. Restart Claude Code for SessionStart hook
Requires: jj and jq
workspace-jj
Enables Claude Code's --worktree flag and subagent isolation: "worktree" in jj repositories. Claude Code uses git worktrees by default for isolated parallel sessions — this plugin replaces that with jj workspaces via WorktreeCreate and WorktreeRemove hooks, so --worktree works natively in jj repos.
Setup:
# 1. Install from plugin manager
/plugin install workspace-jj@muloka-claude-plugins
# 2. Run setup in your jj project (copies hook scripts, configures settings)
/workspace-setup
# 3. Restart Claude Code, then use worktrees
claude --worktree feature-auth
Claude Code doesn't pick up WorktreeCreate/WorktreeRemove hooks from plugins — they must be in project settings. The /workspace-setup command handles this by copying scripts to .claude/scripts/ and configuring .claude/settings.local.json.
Requires: jj and jq
commit-commands-jj
Streamline your jj commit workflow with simple slash commands.
Commands: /commit, /commit-push-pr, /new, /edit, /describe, /squash, /abandon, /sync, /undo, /finish, /clean_stale, /show, /evolog, /op-show, /tag-list
peer-review-jj
Unified change review for jj repos. Two-phase pipeline (requesting → receiving) with generalist-first architecture and emergent specialists.
Command: /peer-review
/peer-review # review current change (@)
/peer-review <revision> # review specific change
/peer-review --deep errors types # generalist + specialist dispatch
/peer-review --track # enable progress tracking (duplicate+squash)
/peer-review --post # post findings to GitHub PR
/peer-review --json # raw structured output
Agent: change-reviewer — generalist reviewer that scales with change size (1 per ~300 lines). Returns structured JSON findings with severity tiers and confidence scoring (>= 80 threshold). Recommends specialists for deeper analysis when needed.
Specialist emergence: After 3+ reviews flag distinct patterns for a concern type, the plugin prompts to create a project-specific specialist at .claude/peer-review/specialists/.
Replaces the deprecated code-review-jj, pr-review-toolkit-jj, and feature-dev-jj plugins. See design doc for full details.
permission-gateway
Tiered permission gateway for autonomous subagent workflows. When running multiple subagents in parallel, each making dozens of tool calls, you either pre-approve everything (dangerous) or get 60+ confirmation prompts (kills parallelism). Permission gateway is the middle ground.
Evaluation order: Gate-the-Gate → Deny (immutable floor) → .local.md rules → Confirm → Approve → Tier 2 (LLM eval)
