speckit-git-remote

To detect a GitHub repository owner and name, run the skill on the current directory to execute git config --get remote.origin.url, parsing SSH and HTTPS formats to extract the metadata while returning empty results if Git is unavailable.

Git remote URL detection applies a graceful fallback by returning empty results without failing when Git is missing, the folder is not a Git repo, or no remote is configured, ensuring integration workflows continue without errors.

Yes, you can automate GitHub issue and PR linking by using the detected repository owner and name extracted from the configured origin remote, bypassing the need to manually ask the user for repository metadata.

Yes, the remote detection skill supports both HTTPS and SSH GitHub URL formats, parsing the extracted remote.origin.url to accurately determine the repository owner and repository name for integration workflows.

If git rev-parse fails during repository metadata discovery, the skill applies a graceful fallback and returns empty results instead of throwing errors, preventing integration workflows from breaking when detection is not possible.

The best way to extract repository metadata is to run the skill to query the Git configuration for the remote.origin.url, parsing the output to return the GitHub repository owner and name for automated integration workflows.