speckit-git-remote

To find the GitHub repository owner and name from a local Git remote origin, this Skill detects and parses the configured remote URL to extract ownership and naming metadata for your repository.

Automated workflows fail to target the correct GitHub repository when the local Git remote origin URL is not properly validated or parsed for the specific owner and repository name. This Skill resolves that ambiguity by verifying the hosting provider and extracting the exact project details.

To verify if a local repository is hosted on GitHub before running integration tasks, you need to detect the remote origin URL and validate the hosting provider. This prevents integration errors by ensuring automated tasks only target valid GitHub projects.

Yes, you need a valid Git environment and an initialized repository with a configured remote origin to detect remote origins. The Skill relies on local Git configurations to extract repository metadata and validate GitHub hosting.

The best way to automate issue creation for the correct GitHub project is to validate the hosting provider and extract the repository owner and name from the local Git remote origin URL, ensuring automated tasks are directed to the correct project.

If your local repository does not have a configured remote origin, the Skill cannot detect or parse the URL to extract GitHub repository metadata. A valid Git environment with a configured remote origin is required to identify repository ownership.