speckit-git-initialize

To initialize a Git repository, the command runs git init, stages all files with git add ., and creates an initial commit automatically. It uses extension scripts if present or falls back to standard git commands to establish version control.

Running git initialization in an existing repository avoids reinitializing the project. The process detects existing version control and gracefully skips the setup to prevent overwriting your current commit history.

Yes, you need Git installed before automating repository initialization. The process checks for Git availability and environment readiness, surfacing an error if the version control system is uninstalled or unavailable.

Yes, you can use custom scripts for repository initialization. The process supports extension-script-based initialization, automatically applying your custom scripts when present before falling back to standard git init and commit commands.

Automated repository initialization fails when Git is unavailable in your environment or when errors occur during the init, add, or commit stages. The process surfaces these initialization errors directly to help you resolve environment issues.