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Niels's custom clone commands — `git clone-repo` for permanent work into `~/repos`, and `git clone-repo-tmp` for temporary multi-repo changes.
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| name | git-clone |
| description | Niels's custom clone commands — `git clone-repo` for permanent work into `~/repos`, and `git clone-repo-tmp` for temporary multi-repo changes. |
| allowed-tools | ["bash"] |
git clone-repo <url> # clones into ~/repos/<host>/<org>/<repo>
Use for single-repo work where the clone should persist.
Use when cloning multiple repos to make broad changes across them.
Do not use for single-repo work — use git clone-repo instead.
Clone from the local repo when possible.
git clone-repo-tmp <url> # clones into /tmp/<random>/<host>/<org>/<repo>, prints the path