Create, verify, and register private corp-* department repositories with GitHub and HQ.
npx skills add https://github.com/serejaris/personal-corp-skills --skill corp-new
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: corp-new Source: https://github.com/serejaris/personal-corp-skills/tree/main/skills/corp-new Command: npx skills add https://github.com/serejaris/personal-corp-skills --skill corp-new
Creating and maintaining private corp-* department repositories and a single HQ entry is error-prone and scattered across tools. This skill automates the end-to-end setup, verification, and registration to reduce manual overhead and ensure consistency.
Provide the department label, domain, owner, HQ file path, and local repos root to begin a dry-run and registration process.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can automate creating a private GitHub repository by providing a department label, domain, owner, and local repos root. The automation handles local repo setup, GitHub repository creation, safe synchronization, and enforces the private setting to ensure secure departmental source control.
The best way to register a department repository is to use an automated process that adds a single HQ row linking the local repository path and GitHub URL. This centralizes governance and visibility by connecting the HQ entry directly to the owner repository.
Normalizing a department slug involves converting domain labels and human-readable names into a standardized corp-* format. This ensures naming consistency across local repositories and GitHub before proceeding with creation, verification, or cloning operations.
Yes, the repository registration process includes preflight checks and explicit approval steps before creation. These checks verify the local repository and GitHub state, ensuring safe synchronization and preventing errors during the end-to-end setup of the private corp-* repository.
Yes, you can run a dry-run before registration by providing the department label, domain, owner, HQ file path, and local repos root. This allows you to verify the end-to-end setup and synchronization safely before committing the HQ entry.
ssiumhaInitialize CLAUDE.md for multi-repo workspaces under ~/pj/{project}/.
trevorbyrumInitialize a local Git repository and create or connect to a GitHub repository.
t-stringsEnforce centralized validation standards across repository code and CI pipelines.
bryonjacobInstall git hooks to run format, lint, typecheck, and tests via justfile commands.
