init-project

To automate Python project setup, this Skill initializes a project from a template, creates a private GitHub repository, and pushes the initial commit automatically. It handles project name validation and package name conversion for you.

Project name conversion works by validating your input project name and converting it into a valid Python package name during the template initialization phase. This ensures your project structure follows Python packaging best practices immediately.

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI installed and authenticated to bootstrap a new Python project with this Skill. The GitHub CLI is required to create the private repository and push the initial commit automatically.

No, this Skill creates a private GitHub repository by default when setting up your new Python project. The current implementation focuses on private repository creation to ensure your initial boilerplate code remains secure.

The best way to start a Python project with boilerplate and version control is using this Skill, which clones a standardized template, customizes it with your project name, and pushes the initial commit to a new GitHub repository.

Python project initialization may fail during Git repository setup if the GitHub CLI is not installed or properly authenticated. Ensure you have the GitHub CLI configured with valid credentials before attempting to bootstrap your project.