{"tool":"git","tool_display":"Git","intent":"create-git-repo-current-directory-commit-all-files","intent_display":"create git repo current directory commit all files","title":"Git Command: create git repo current directory commit all files","command_string":"git setup","raw_command_string":"git setup","description":"Exact CLI syntax to create git repo current directory commit all files using Git.","usage_scenario":"Setting up version control for a new project in the current directory.","scenario_context":"Setting up version control for a new project in the current directory.","simulated_output":"Initialized empty Git repository in /path/to/current/directory/.  \n[master (root-commit) 1234567] Initial commit  \n 1 file changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)  \ncreate mode 100644 README.md","how_to_steps":["Run `git init` to initialize a new Git repository.","Add all files with `git add .` to stage them for commit.","Commit the changes using `git commit -m \"Initial commit\"`."],"inferred_category":"Version Control","canonical_url":"https://www.syntaxstandard.com/git/create-git-repo-current-directory-commit-all-files"}