Quick Start

Get up and running with JJHub - the jj-native code hosting platform with integrated collaborative agent sandboxes in the cloud.

Prerequisites

jj (Jujutsu) installed
The JJHub CLI (jjhub) installed - see Installation
A JJHub account - currently available via closed alpha invite

1. Authenticate

jjhub auth login

This opens your browser for GitHub OAuth authentication. Once authorized, your credentials are stored securely in your OS keychain. Verify you’re logged in:

jjhub auth status

For CI environments where a browser isn’t available, use a personal access token:

export JJHUB_TOKEN=jjhub_your_token_here

2. Create a Repository

jjhub repo create my-project --description "My first JJHub project"

By default, repositories are public. To create a private repo:

jjhub repo create my-private-project --private

3. Clone and Work

jjhub repo clone username/my-project
cd my-project

Edit files, then describe your change (jj doesn’t use git add or git commit):

# Edit a file
echo "# My Project" > README.md

# Describe your change
jj describe -m "Add README"

# Push to JJHub
jj git push

4. Open a Landing Request

Landing Requests (LRs) are JJHub’s replacement for Pull Requests, built natively for jj’s stacked changes model.

jjhub land create --title "Add README" --target main

To land a whole stack of changes:

jjhub land create --title "Feature: user auth" --target main --stack

5. Review and Merge

View your landing request:

jjhub land view 1

Check CI status:

jjhub land checks 1

Land when ready:

jjhub land land 1

Next Steps

Authentication Guide - Sign in with Key, GitHub OAuth, tokens, and keychain storage
Create Your First Repo - repo management in detail
Your First Workflow - TypeScript CI + AI workflows
jj Concepts Guide - understand changes, bookmarks, and stacked changes

Overview

Getting Started

Guides

Quick Start

Quick Start

Prerequisites

1. Authenticate

2. Create a Repository

3. Clone and Work

4. Open a Landing Request

5. Review and Merge

Next Steps

​Quick Start

​Prerequisites

​1. Authenticate

​2. Create a Repository

​3. Clone and Work

​4. Open a Landing Request

​5. Review and Merge

​Next Steps

Quick Start

Prerequisites

1. Authenticate

2. Create a Repository

3. Clone and Work

4. Open a Landing Request

5. Review and Merge

Next Steps