CGit

🔧 Your Complete GitHub Workflow Automation Tools (For Windows CMD)

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⚡ What is CGit?

CGit is a custom batch script that automates the initial GitHub repository creation and first commit push — all from your local terminal.

Features:

• Creates a new private/public GitHub repository
• Automatically adds a README.md and .gitignore
• Initializes Git locally
• Links to GitHub remote
• Pushes everything with one command

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🔁 What is PGit?

PGit is your post-creation workflow tool. Think of it as the companion to CGit, made to handle regular updates to your repositories.

Features:

• Checks for remote changes (git fetch)
• Prompts you before pulling
• Adds & commits your local changes
• Pushes updates to GitHub safely

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🤖 Installation

Step 1: Place the Scripts

Place both cgit.bat and pgit.bat in a permanent directory. For example:
C:\Scripts\GitTools

Step 2: Add to System PATH

1. Press Win + S, search for "Edit the system environment variables"
2. Click "Environment Variables"
3. Under System Variables, select Path, click Edit
4. Click New, paste your script folder path (C:\Scripts\GitTools)
5. Hit OK on all dialogs

You're done. You can now use cgit and pgit from any terminal.

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🚀 How to Use

📦 To Create a New Repo

1. Place your project in a folder (or create one)
2. Open CMD in that folder
3. Run:

cgit

4. Fill in the prompts and let the magic happen.

🔁 To Push Changes Later

After making changes to your repo:

1. Open CMD in the project folder
2. Run:

pgit

3. Follow the prompts to pull (if needed), commit, and push.

🧠 Notes

• Ensure Git is installed and configured (git config --global user.name etc.)
• Ensure that you have GitHub CLI installed and authenticated.