speckit-git-initialize

To safely initialize a Git repository without executing write operations, use a read-only guidance tool that outputs the required manual commands for git init, staging, and committing. It refuses automated execution and only provides actionable instructions.

For repository initialization, you need to manually run git init to create the repository, git add to stage your files, and git commit to record the initial snapshot. A read-only guidance tool ensures these steps are provided without automatic execution.

Yes, the repository initialization guidance detects whether a Git work tree already exists. By checking for an existing repository, it avoids outputting unnecessary manual git init commands and prevents accidental duplicate initialization in your current project directory.

No, automated assistant workflows cannot run git init, git add, or git commit directly in safe mode. The system enforces a strict read-only policy that blocks write operations, ensuring repository initialization must be completed by manually executing the provided commands.

Your automated dev workflow refuses to execute the initial Git commit because it operates under a safe-repository-mode read-only policy. This constraint blocks all write operations to prevent accidental repository initialization, instead outputting a required manual checklist for you to run.