Where wyrm is headed.

No dates I can’t keep, no vapourware. Just an honest picture of what’s shipped, what’s next, and what’s further out. It’s one person building this, so the order can shift — but the direction won’t.

  1. LaterOn the horizon, no promises on order.

    Team & org management

    Shared licensing and team workflows, for when wyrm spreads past one machine.

  2. And more

    The list grows with what people actually ask for. That’s the upside of answering to users, not a board.

  3. NextWhat’s being built.

    Linux

    wyrm is cross-platform under the hood. Linux is first in line once macOS is polished.

  4. Windows

    Native Windows support follows Linux — same app, more places to run it.

  5. NowShipped and in your hands.

    @main

    macOS — shipped

    The native macOS app is out: a jj-native git client, signed & notarized, auto-updating, and — as of 0.1.3 — with no keychain password prompts. Built and run on your own machine.

  6. The core, done right

    Log graph, conflict resolution, push preview, workspaces, submodules — keyboard-first, and fast.

  7. Forge & terminal

    GitHub and GitLab pull/merge requests, an in-app terminal, and a command palette — for the moments a GUI should get out of your way.

Got something you want to see? It carries more weight than you’d think — tell me.