speckit-git-initialize

Initialize a Git repository and create an initial commit by running a single command that detects existing context, verifies Git availability, and executes git init, add, and commit with a specified message. It safely skips if a repository already exists.

Repository initialization checks for existing Git context before proceeding. If an existing repository is detected in the current project folder, the process avoids accidental re-initialization and safely skips the bootstrap operation.

Git bootstrapping applies to both Bash and PowerShell environments for template-based codebases. It ensures deterministic initialization across different shells by using extension scripts when present or falling back to standard commands.

Bootstrap version control by automating repository initialization and initial commit creation in one step. This approach verifies Git availability, applies a template commit message, and fails safely on commit errors to prevent partially initialized states.

Automated Git initialization stops on failures during the init, add, or commit phases to prevent a partially initialized state. It also skips initialization safely if Git is unavailable in the current environment.