git-init

name	git-init
description	Initialize a git repo with SSH, identity and remote configured. Usage: /git-init <personal|laboral> <key_name> <remote_url> <branch>

Git init with SSH and identity

Arguments

• Context: $0 (personal or laboral)
• Key name: $1 (name of the SSH key in ~/.ssh/, e.g. incognia, kone)
• Remote URL: $2 (SSH URL, e.g. [e-mail]:incognia/repo.git)
• Branch: $3 (default branch name, e.g. main)

Instructions

1. Read the full CoT: Load and follow ~/rules/cot/git_init.md from line 1 to end
2. Initialize repo: git init
3. Configure identity based on context ($0):
   • If personal:

     git config user.name "Rodrigo Álvarez"
     git config user.email "[e-mail]"
     

   • If laboral:

     git config user.name "Rodrigo Álvarez"
     git config user.email "[e-mail]"
     

4. Configure SSH key: git config core.sshCommand "ssh -i ~/.ssh/$1 -o IdentitiesOnly=yes"
   • Verify the key exists: ls ~/.ssh/$1 — if not found, list available keys with ls ~/.ssh/ and ask the user
5. Add remote: git remote add origin $2
6. Set default branch: git branch -M $3
7. Verify configuration:

   echo "=== CONFIGURATION ==="
   echo "Email: $(git config user.email)"
   echo "SSH: $(git config core.sshCommand)"
   echo "Remote: $(git remote get-url origin)"
   echo "Branch: $3"
   echo "====================="
   

8. Confirm: Verify remote uses SSH (git@), not HTTPS

Defaults

If arguments are missing, use these defaults based on context:

• personal: key=incognia, branch=main
• laboral: key=kone, branch=main

If no arguments are provided at all, ask the user for context and remote URL.

Examples

• /git-init personal incognia [e-mail]:incognia/myproject.git main
• /git-init laboral kone [e-mail]:incogniadev/project.git main
• /git-init personal — uses defaults, asks for remote URL

References

• Detailed CoT: ~/rules/cot/git_init.md
• Rules: ~/rules/rulesets/GIT.md