We need new version control workflows or just a usability layer on top of git with the Proliferation of agentic coding. But this is not it - jm not sure what ita actually doing and its opaque.
I've been using Jujutsu for the past 6 months and I love its CLI. It uses git as the backend, and remains compatible with all our personal scripts if you add the --colocate flag. You should give it a try.
JJ is great - we actually build on it! Branching uses JJ for commit-graph storage, then layers live-sync and automatic conflict resolution on top. It started life as the VisualJJ extension for VS Code and Cursor and is now available as a standalone app as well, so any editor can benefit.