speckit-git-initialize

To initialize a Git repository, the Skill executes git init, stages all files with git add ., and creates an initial commit. It leverages project-specific scripts when available and falls back to standard Git commands for a seamless repository setup.

Yes, you can automatically initialize a Git repo across both Bash and PowerShell environments. The Skill detects the current project directory and executes the appropriate initialization scripts or standard Git commands to establish the repository.

No, the Git initialization process avoids reinitializing an existing repository. The Skill validates the current project directory and safely skips initialization if a Git repository is already present, preventing accidental overwrites.

Yes, you need Git installed to automate the initial commit process. The Skill validates Git presence in the environment before executing the initialization sequence to ensure the repository and commit can be created successfully.

The best way to set up a Git repository is running the initialization script from the project root. The Skill uses project-specific scripts if available or falls back to standard Git commands to initialize the repo and commit all files.