This looks well-built, but have you considered using Jujutsu (jj) instead? It elegantly solves the snapshot/checkpoint problem without needing MCP servers or a separate app.
With jj, every file change is automatically captured (no manual commits needed), and you can create lightweight "sandbox" revisions for each Claude Code task. When things go wrong, `jj undo` instantly reverts to any previous state. The operation log tracks everything, making it virtually impossible to lose work.
The workflow becomes: let Claude Code generate messy experimental code → use `jj squash`/`jj split` to shape clean commits afterward. You get automatic checkpointing plus powerful history manipulation in one tool.
I've been using jj with Claude Code for months and it's transformed how I work with coding agents - no fear of breaking things because everything is instantly reversible. The MCP integration seems like added complexity when jj's native capabilities already handle the core problem.
For anyone interested in the jj + agent workflow, read my post: https://slavakurilyak.com/posts/use-jujutsu-not-git
That said, respect for shipping something that solves a real pain point! The UI looks clean and the diff viewer is nice.
With jj, every file change is automatically captured (no manual commits needed), and you can create lightweight "sandbox" revisions for each Claude Code task. When things go wrong, `jj undo` instantly reverts to any previous state. The operation log tracks everything, making it virtually impossible to lose work.
The workflow becomes: let Claude Code generate messy experimental code → use `jj squash`/`jj split` to shape clean commits afterward. You get automatic checkpointing plus powerful history manipulation in one tool.
I've been using jj with Claude Code for months and it's transformed how I work with coding agents - no fear of breaking things because everything is instantly reversible. The MCP integration seems like added complexity when jj's native capabilities already handle the core problem.
For anyone interested in the jj + agent workflow, read my post: https://slavakurilyak.com/posts/use-jujutsu-not-git
That said, respect for shipping something that solves a real pain point! The UI looks clean and the diff viewer is nice.