Set up and administer Git infrastructure and behavior — self-hosting a Git server (protocol choice, SSH/git-daemon/Smart HTTP setup, access restriction), server-side config, Git hooks (client and server), enforcing policies like commit-message formats and per-path ACLs, and repository/team configuration such as line endings, whitespace, attributes (binary diffs, clean/smudge filters, export rules, per-file merge strategy), and credential storage. Use when the user wants to host repos themselves, add hooks, block force pushes, enforce commit rules, fix CRLF/whitespace issues, diff binary files, or configure Git for a team — even if they only say "our pushes should be rejected when..." or "line endings are a mess". Not for GitHub/GitLab account-level UI administration.
Install with
Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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Set up and administer Git infrastructure and behavior — self-hosting a Git server (protocol choice, SSH/git-daemon/Smart HTTP setup, access restriction), server-side config, Git hooks (client and server), enforcing policies like commit-message formats and per-path ACLs, and repository/team configuration such as line endings, whitespace, attributes (binary diffs, clean/smudge filters, export rules, per-file merge strategy), and credential storage. Use when the user wants to host repos themselves, add hooks, block force pushes, enforce commit rules, fix CRLF/whitespace issues, diff binary files, or configure Git for a team — even if they only say "our pushes should be rejected when..." or "line endings are a mess". Not for GitHub/GitLab account-level UI administration.
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Set up and administer Git infrastructure and behavior — self-hosting a Git server (protocol choice, SSH/git-daemon/Smart HTTP setup, access restriction), server-side config, Git hooks (client and server), enforcing policies like commit-message formats and per-path ACLs, and repository/team configuration such as line endings, whitespace, attributes (binary diffs, clean/smudge filters, export rules, per-file merge strategy), and credential storage. Use when the user wants to host repos themselves, add hooks, block force pushes, enforce commit rules, fix CRLF/whitespace issues, diff binary files, or configure Git for a team — even if they only say "our pushes should be rejected when..." or "line endings are a mess". Not for GitHub/GitLab account-level UI administration.
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Category
Developer tools
Reported license
Not specified
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.