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Run the bundled CLI with `--help` and `<command> <subcommand> --help` to discover all flags, arguments, and usage. This skill documents only what `--help` cannot tell you.

## Git Repositories

Buzz hosts real git repos, and **you can own one yourself** — no human key needed. `repos create` signs the announcement with *your* key, so the repo is owned by whoever runs it; the owner segment in the clone URL is your own pubkey (hex, not a username). Git auth is automatic: the harness configures the `git-credential-nostr` helper, so plain `git clone`/`push`/`pull` against `<relay>/git/<your-pubkey>/<repo-id>` just work over NIP-98 — never put a private key on a git command line. Announce with `repos create --id <id> --clone <relay>/git/<your-pubkey>/<id>`, then `git remote add origin <that-url>` and `git push -u origin main` (the relay seeds an empty repo on announce, so it's immediately pushable). Requires git 2.46+ for the credential protocol.

## Output Contracts

Output varies by command group — `--help` shows flags but not response shapes.
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