speckit-git-remote

Parse Git remote origin URLs to extract GitHub repository owner and name.

8|1|Updated Sep 19, 2008
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/juvenal/openrender --skill speckit-git-remote-juvenal
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Skill: speckit-git-remote
Source: https://github.com/juvenal/openrender/tree/main/.cursor/skills/speckit-git-remote
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/juvenal/openrender --skill speckit-git-remote-juvenal

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Manually checking and parsing Git remote URLs to integrate with GitHub services like issue creation is tedious and prone to human error, especially across multiple projects or automated workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automatic Remote Detection: Checks if the current directory is a Git repository and retrieves the origin remote URL without manual input.
  • URL Parsing: Extracts the repository owner, name, and confirms if the remote is hosted on GitHub from both HTTPS and SSH URL formats.
  • Use Case: Developers using spec-kit workflows can automatically pull correct GitHub repository details to streamline issue tracking and CI/CD pipeline setup without copying and pasting URLs manually.

Quick Start

Use the speckit-git-remote skill to automatically detect and parse your project's Git remote URL to retrieve the GitHub repository owner and name for integration with GitHub services.

Frequently Asked Questions about speckit-git-remote

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automatically detect and parse a Git remote origin URL for GitHub integration?

Automatic Git remote URL detection retrieves the origin URL from the current repository without manual input, parsing both HTTPS and SSH formats to extract the repository owner and name for GitHub integration.

Can I extract the repository owner and name from both SSH and HTTPS Git remote URLs?

Yes, URL parsing extracts the repository owner and name from both SSH and HTTPS Git remote URL formats, confirming if the remote is hosted on GitHub for issue tracking and CI/CD configuration.

What happens if Git is unavailable or no remote is configured when detecting repository URLs?

Remote detection applies graceful degradation when Git is unavailable or no remote is configured, preventing workflow failures during automated repository owner and name retrieval for spec-kit project workflows.

Does remote URL parsing work with spec-kit project workflows for CI/CD pipeline setup?

Yes, remote URL parsing works with spec-kit project workflows by automatically pulling correct GitHub repository details to streamline issue tracking and CI/CD pipeline setup without manually copying URLs.

Why do I need to parse Git remote URLs instead of manually copying them for issue tracking?

Parsing Git remote URLs eliminates the manual checking and copying prone to human error, especially across multiple projects or automated workflows requiring automatic retrieval of GitHub hosting status.

What is the best way to confirm if a Git remote is hosted on GitHub for automated workflows?

The best way to confirm GitHub hosting is automatic remote detection, which retrieves the origin URL and verifies the hosting status directly from the Git repository configuration for automated workflows.