Work across several repositories

1. Start Jinion in the folder above themCopy Anchor Link

cd ~/code/acme
jinion

Jinion finds the repositories up to three folders down, such as api/ and web/, skipping node_modules, build output and hidden folders. The agent knows which repositories there are and the branch each is on.

2. Ask for the changeCopy Anchor Link

Mention the files on both sides with @, so the agent starts from them:

rename the user's name field to fullName in @api/src/routes/users.ts and everywhere @web/src uses it

The agent edits both repositories and runs git in the one a change belongs to.

3. Review it per repositoryCopy Anchor Link

Type /diff. Changes are grouped under each repository, with its branch. A repository without changes is named under the list.

To see the repositories at a glance while you work, turn on the Git segment in /statusline. It sums them up, such as 2 repos *5: two repositories, five changed files.

4. Commit in eachCopy Anchor Link

commit the change in each repository, with the same message

Jinion asks before each commit, in every mode, unless you turned that off with /commit-approval off.