Stay up to date
Both this tutorial and Jujutsu are still evolving. In order to keep your Jujutsu knowledge up-to-date, subscribe to releases of the tutorial's GitHub repo. You'll get an email from GitHub whenever I post a release, which basically allows me to send you notifications.
I'm planning to post releases for two reasons in particular:
- I finished writing a new level.
- A new version of Jujutsu includes changes that are relevant to readers of this tutorial.
To subscribe: Visit the GitHub repo, click on "Watch", then "Custom" and lastly select "Releases".
The following levels are planned for the future:
| Level | Description |
|---|---|
| 4 | History rewriting skills. These will allow you to iterate toward a polished version history, which pays dividends long-term. Some projects require you to have these skills in order to meet their quality standards. |
| 5 | Productivity boosters, advanced workflows, lesser-known CLI functions and a little VCS theory. Completing this level means you have mastered Jujutsu. |
| 6 | Additional topics that only come up in specific situations: tags, submodules, workspaces etc. Consider skimming the list of topics and come back once you have an actual need for it. |
I consider the tutorial up-to-date with Jujutsu version 0.33, which was released in September 2025. If that's more than a couple months in the past, I probably stopped updating this tutorial.