What problem does it solve? Setting up a new GitHub repository for a local folder involves repetitive manual steps: creating the repo, initializing git, wiring the remote, scaffolding starter files, and pushing the first commit. This Skill automates that entire bootstrap flow with safety guards against clobbering existing repos. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Private repo bootstrap: Creates <owner>/<folder> as a private GitHub repo via the gh CLI, initializes git on main, and wires the origin remote. - Collision handling: Detects existing repo names, proposes three free alternatives, and loops until a unique name is chosen. - Branch policy scaffolding: Generates CLAUDE.md declaring either a direct-to-main policy or a feature/* → homolog → main model, and writes .bravros/config.json so the police hook permits the first push. - Use Case: You have a new personal project folder and want it on GitHub immediately — invoke the skill and it creates the private repo, scaffolds README/CLAUDE.md, commits, and pushes to main in one guided flow. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run /git-this to bootstrap a private GitHub repository from the current folder and push the initial commit.