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j3w1zsh plan
Planning resolves the platform, strict configuration layers, preset, user overrides, selected workspace target, and theme into a deterministic action graph.
Every action records:
- ID, phase, and bounded kind;
- platform and declaring layer;
- package manager or managed destination;
- reason;
- privilege, confirmation, and user-owned checkpoint requirements;
- mutation flag; and
- verification rule.
Allowed action kinds are package operation, file reconciliation, host adapter, direct-argv lifecycle, manual checkpoint, and verification. No action accepts a shell expression.
j3w1zsh plan
j3w1zsh plan ./j3w1zsh.workspace.json --preset minimal
j3w1zsh plan --jsonPlan and every --dry-run may inspect files, installed packages, Git state, and remote refs. They do not write state, cache, trust, project files, Git refs, Wiki checkouts, packages, or host configuration. When a remote comparison genuinely needs objects, a disposable system-temporary Git repository is removed afterward.
j3w1zsh 1.0.0 documentation — one shell. every machine. zero compromise. — MIT licensed.
- Getting Started
- Installation Methods
- CLI and Help
- Package Layers and Presets
- Theme Architecture
- Native Arch Linux
- Arch WSL 2
- Termux on Android
- Remote Hosts
- Workspace Schema v2
- Planning
- Updating
- Migration
- Configuration
- Architecture
- Security
- Backup and Recovery
- Troubleshooting
- Maintenance and Releases
- Agent Guide
- Sources