“I think personally that agents actually like JJ more than they like Git. Not to anthropomorphize it too much, but what I mean specifically is that I have seen agents screw up and then use undo.”

You know, like I, I, uh, the, the one thing, the one source control operation I do use uh, uh, it for uh agents for is resolving merge conflicts, by the way. Uh, so if folks are, um, you know, that that's the thing that I do use it for. Um, I have found that JJ, you can just tell your agent to use JJ whenever it needs to do, say, read-only operation or something like that. And then it just uses JJ consistently. And what that means is that with JJ, and I think personally, that agents actually like JJ more than they like Git. Not to anthropomorphize it too much, but what I mean specifically is that I have seen agents screw up and then use undo. Or, for example, I have made local changes, right? And so, you know, I'll have an agent window and then I will make a local change to it. And then I will go back to the agent window and it'll be like, okay, well, you know, resume from here. And then the agent knows like clawed code or whatever, knows how to look at the operation log in JJ…