How it works
Each GitHard skill is a set of instructions Claude loads when your request needs it. You don’t call skills by name. Say what you want, like “get this repo ready to go public” or “can I approve CI on this fork PR?”, and Claude picks the skill that fits.
If your request lands on a skill that isn’t built yet, GitHard says so in its first sentence, then gives general advice that’s clearly marked as general.
When it asks you first
Section titled “When it asks you first”GitHard acts, then reports. It stops to ask before:
- anything that costs money
- account changes, and ruleset or branch-protection changes
- legal choices, such as which license a repo uses
- disputes with people
- deletions that can’t be undone
Every time it needs you to do something, it gives you the exact command, or numbered steps with the URL and the button names.
Your project’s rules come first
Section titled “Your project’s rules come first”If your repo has a style guide, an AI policy or contribution terms, GitHard follows them over its own defaults.