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*args is essentially available via the positional-arguments setting which will make $@, $0, $1, etc. available to most non-Windows shells. See Settings - Just Programmer's Manual
**kwargs exists in Python because Python has always allowed for named arguments, which I absolutely love. Just does not. It does already allows setting of environment variables in a kwargs way though. See Setting Variables from the Command Line. Changing this behavior to named arguments instead would be a breaking change. I don't know how often that feature is used but Just has been around for several years now and it is used in a lot of CI/CD systems. I'd rather have that feature be for named arguments instead of named environment variables but that ship sailed a long time ago.
Note: the chapter numbers referenced in the links to the manual could change in the future
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I think it would be a good idea to use something like that:
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