repo-bootstrap

Apply Ora et Labora workflow templates and conventions to an existing repository.

1|1|Updated Apr 18, 2026

Search Tags:#workflow #templates #release #blueprint #bootstrap #ci #repo

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npx skills add https://github.com/emmepra/ora-et-labora --skill repo-bootstrap-emmepra

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Skill: repo-bootstrap
Source: https://github.com/emmepra/ora-et-labora/tree/main/skills/repo-bootstrap
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/emmepra/ora-et-labora --skill repo-bootstrap-emmepra

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Repo bootstrap makes Ora et Labora workflow conventions visible in an existing repository by applying the standard templates and structure (e.g., .github templates, .project/blueprint, CI/release placeholders) so teams don't have to memorize branch and release rules.

Core Features & Use Cases

Copy and adapt issue and PR templates, CI placeholders, and release placeholders into the repository.
Create or update .project/blueprint/ with the project workflow model (branching, worktree, verification).
Document the default branch strategy and GitHub settings to align with Ora et Labora.

Quick Start

Apply this skill to bootstrap the Ora et Labora workflow structure in an existing repository.

Frequently Asked Questions about repo-bootstrap

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I apply standard workflow templates and CI placeholders to an existing repository?▼

To apply standard workflow templates and CI placeholders to an existing repository, you can use a bootstrap process that copies and adapts issue templates, PR templates, and release placeholders directly into your project directory.

What is a repository blueprint and how does it document branch conventions?▼

A repository blueprint is a project workflow model that documents your default branch strategy, worktree usage, and verification steps to ensure drift-free onboarding and consistent GitHub settings across the team.

Can I add issue and PR templates to a repo that already has existing files?▼

Yes, you can add issue and PR templates to an existing repository without starting over. The bootstrap process copies and adapts standard templates into your current project structure while creating or updating the project blueprint.

What is the best way to establish release and CI conventions for a new development team?▼

The best way to establish release and CI conventions for a team is to apply a standardized workflow blueprint that injects CI placeholders, release placeholders, and documented runtime conventions directly into the repository.

Why do I need to document branch and runtime conventions in my repository?▼

You need to document branch and runtime conventions in your repository so that teams do not have to memorize release rules, preventing configuration drift and ensuring smooth onboarding for new contributors.