speckit-git-remote

To identify a GitHub remote URL, the Skill parses the configured Git remote to extract the repository owner, repository name, and GitHub status. It supports both HTTPS and SSH remote URL formats to derive these details accurately.

Yes, the Git remote URL parser works with both SSH and HTTPS formats. It automatically detects the configured remote URL format and accurately derives the repository owner and repository name regardless of the protocol used.

If Git is unavailable, the directory is not a Git repository, or no remote is configured, the parser gracefully degrades by returning an empty result. This ensures workflows do not break when the required Git environment is missing.

You can check if a repository points to GitHub by parsing the Git remote URL to determine its GitHub status. This detects the remote destination and confirms whether the repository is hosted on GitHub for integration workflows.

No, you cannot parse Git remote URLs without a valid Git workspace. The Skill requires Git installed, a valid Git workspace, and a configured remote to successfully return the repository owner, name, and GitHub status.

Detecting the Git remote URL enables GitHub integration for workflows like issue creation and repository linking. It parses the remote configuration to provide the exact owner and repository name needed for automated API interactions.