GitHub Repository Initialization

Intended Use

• When creating a new GitHub repository with GitFlow support
• When automating initial repository setup
• When creating consistent repository structure across teams

Prompt

Refer to the repository creation requirements specification below and initialize Git and create a repository based on the following input parameters and repository format

# Input Parameters
- Repository name: {repository_name}
- Owner name: {owner_name}

# Repository Creation Requirements Specification

@https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Sunwood-ai-labs/MysticLibrary/refs/heads/main/prompts/meta/GITHUB-REPO-CREATION-REQUIREMENTS.md GitHub

# Reference Repository

@https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Sunwood-ai-labs/HarmonAI_II/refs/heads/main/README.md

How to Use

1. Enter the desired repository name in {repository_name}
2. Enter your GitHub owner name in {owner_name}
3. Optionally change the reference repository

Input Example

# Input Parameters
- Repository name: my-awesome-project
- Owner name: your-org-name

Output Example

The repository will be created following these steps:

1. Create and initialize working folder
2. Create GitHub repository (gh repo create)
3. Configure remote repository
4. Set up GitFlow branches (main, develop)
5. Create initial commit
6. Push to remote

Repository Creation Requirements Specification

• Purpose: Create GitFlow-compatible repository
• Prerequisites: GitHub CLI, Git installed
• Branching Strategy: GitFlow (main, develop, feature/, release/, hotfix/*)
• Initial Files: README.md, .gitignore

Notes

• GitHub CLI (gh) must be installed
• Repository will be created as public
• Branches are created following GitFlow branching strategy