GitHardrepo-setup
Community files, a ruleset that keeps main PR-only, DCO, Dependabot grouped monthly, Actions pinned to SHAs. Audits an existing repo against the same list.
Your repo's been soft long enough.
GitHard is a Claude Code plugin that sets up your GitHub org and repos the way you'd want them a year from now, then helps you run them. Tank handles the drills: rulesets, pinned Actions, fork PRs read before they run, and a reply for every contributor.
One repo, thirty days, no excuses.
This is real output from GitHard's audit. Day 1 is a small Node CLI with a README, a license and a CI file. Day 30 is GitHard's own repo, after its own drills. Pick a day.
Same agent. With Tank, and without.
Every skill ships with evals. Each case runs with the plugin and without it, three times, and a judge model grades the answer against a written checklist.
The drills.
Each drill is a skill Claude loads when your request needs it. Ask for what you want in your own words. Tank works out which drill fits.
fork-pr-safety
Reads a stranger's full diff before their CI runs, and approves only the commit it read. Never pushes to their branch.
contributors
A welcome for every claim, a reply for every outside PR, a person (not a stale bot) for the quiet ones, and an AI policy.
writing
READMEs, release notes and replies that sound like a person wrote them. Uses your project's style guide if you have one.
using-githard
The front door. Sends your request to the right drill, and tells you straight when that drill isn't built yet.
Still in training
issues-and-roadmap
Milestones, a board, and starter issues people actually finish.
merging
Merge when green, one at a time, without burning the API limit.
releases
Cut, verify and publish, then everything a release leaves behind.
docs-honesty
Docs that only say what shipped.
security-baseline
OpenSSF Scorecard, secrets, signed releases.
org-setup
Profile README, the .github repo, a verified domain.
growth
Getting seen without spamming strangers.
save-point
A handoff file so the next session picks up where this one stopped.
Tank's tough, not reckless.
Some things GitHard won't do, however nicely you ask.
- Push to a contributor's branch. It asks them to click Update branch instead.
- Pass off its own approval as a human review.
- Open "try our tool" issues on strangers' repos.
- Contribute where a project's AI policy says no.
- Pick your license, change your ruleset, or spend your money without asking.
Shipping before the new year.
GitHard isn't released yet, so there's nothing to install today. Five drills are built and passing their evals, eight are in training. Star the repo and you'll see the first release land.