speckit-git-remote

To extract the GitHub repository owner and name, you can read the configured `remote.origin.url` via `git config`. This process parses supported HTTPS and SSH URL formats to safely return the required repository details for downstream automation.

If the Git remote URL does not point to github.com, the extraction returns empty results. This safety-first reporting mechanism avoids incorrect assumptions and prevents invalid GitHub integrations from being configured for non-GitHub repositories.

Yes, detecting Git remote details safely handles cases where Git is unavailable or no remote exists. It runs `git rev-parse` to verify a Git work tree first, returning empty results rather than failing if the required environment or remote configuration is missing.

Yes, Git remote URL detection supports both SSH and HTTPS URL formats. It parses the `remote.origin.url` configuration value to accurately extract the GitHub repository owner and repository name regardless of which supported protocol your local repository uses.

You need to extract GitHub context from a local Git repository to enable automation workflows like opening or creating GitHub issues. This determines the correct repository owner and name automatically, eliminating manual copy-paste when linking issues to your current working tree.