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Set up repository policy and local Codex configuration for trunk-based development. Use when the user wants GitHub branch-protection guidance, `.codex/config.toml` direction, or a repo-local operating model aligned with direct trunk commits.

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jwilger/codex-sdlc

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name	repo-setup
description	Set up repository policy and local Codex configuration for trunk-based development. Use when the user wants GitHub branch-protection guidance, `.codex/config.toml` direction, or a repo-local operating model aligned with direct trunk commits.

Repo Setup

This skill sets the repository-level rules around Codex usage.

Defaults

Protect main or the chosen trunk branch.
Require linear history.
Disable force-push.
Avoid a required-PR workflow unless the user explicitly wants one.

GitHub guidance

Recommend:

branch protection on trunk
linear history required
force-push blocked
optional required status checks only for checks that are fast and reliable enough to stay on the main path

Local Codex guidance

Keep the repo trusted in .codex/config.toml when appropriate.
Prefer repo-local AGENTS.md and repo-local plugin usage over home-global instruction sprawl.
Keep custom agents optional and task-specific.

Deliverables

A short branch-protection checklist
Any needed repo-local Codex config notes
A clear statement of what is enforced by GitHub versus what is enforced by skills and hooks

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name	repo-setup
description	Set up repository policy and local Codex configuration for trunk-based development. Use when the user wants GitHub branch-protection guidance, `.codex/config.toml` direction, or a repo-local operating model aligned with direct trunk commits.

Repo Setup

This skill sets the repository-level rules around Codex usage.

Defaults

Protect main or the chosen trunk branch.
Require linear history.
Disable force-push.
Avoid a required-PR workflow unless the user explicitly wants one.

GitHub guidance

Recommend:

branch protection on trunk
linear history required
force-push blocked
optional required status checks only for checks that are fast and reliable enough to stay on the main path

Local Codex guidance

Keep the repo trusted in .codex/config.toml when appropriate.
Prefer repo-local AGENTS.md and repo-local plugin usage over home-global instruction sprawl.
Keep custom agents optional and task-specific.

Deliverables

A short branch-protection checklist
Any needed repo-local Codex config notes
A clear statement of what is enforced by GitHub versus what is enforced by skills and hooks