I love jj, but mostly I use jjui.

I would like more uniformity in the way jjui handles commands when you are viewing changes vs when you are viewing files within a single change.

Often I just make my changes and leave it there without `new`, as I am not sure which file should go in a single commit. I just leave it there and I interactively commit later.

For me to use `new` more, I would like the ability to also simply be able to get a tree view of all changes, which contains file which contains file changes, so I could can have marks that span multiple changes and then either `split` or `commit` or `squash` the change, idk if there is a good word for it. Right now I can only mark within a single change, and I lose it once I navigate up.

yeah, i know almost nothing about jj because i only use it via jjui. Why would I waste brain power learning about and remembering new incantations when I can just browse around with arrow keys and mouse and then use like 9 hotkeys to do everything that I could possibly need?

I use jj fairly regularly and I'm trying to understand what your approach means, but having difficulty following what you want to acheive here. Seems like you're using ambiguous language that isn't aligned - wdym by marks?

In jjui, you can select multiple changes to squash/rebase by pressing space bar before pressing S or r. Is that what you mean?