The Wizard

Running ghscaff (or ghscaff new) starts a conversational wizard with 7 steps:

1. Repository basics — name, description, topics.
2. Visibility & ownership — public/private, personal or organization.
3. Team access (org only) — select teams and assign permissions (pull, triage, push, admin).
4. Language / template — choose a boilerplate (Rust today; more languages coming).
5. Branches — default branch, optional develop branch.
6. Features — LICENSE, standard labels.
7. Review & confirm — verify all settings before creation.

What happens after confirm

Ghscaff then performs the full setup automatically:

• Creates the repository.
• Commits all boilerplate files in a single atomic commit (chore: init repository) — no noisy per-file commits.
• Applies branch protection to main (and develop if created).
• Adds the selected teams with their assigned permissions.
• Enforces the standard label set — creates missing, updates changed, removes non-standard.
• Configures required GitHub Actions secrets from the vault, environment, or an interactive prompt.

Every one of these operations is idempotent — if something already matches, it is skipped, which is what makes Apply Mode safe.