gh-repo-create

Create repo interactively

$ gh repo create

$ gh repo create [name] --source=.

$ gh repo create [name] --public

$ gh repo create [name] --private

$ gh repo create [name] --template [owner/template]

$ gh repo create [name] --clone

$ gh repo create [name] -d "[description]"

gh repo create [name] [options]

gh repo create creates GitHub repositories from the command line with support for multiple creation workflows. It can create empty repositories, initialize from the current directory, or instantiate from repository templates.
When run interactively without arguments, the command guides you through repository creation with prompts for visibility, description, and initialization options. The --source flag publishes an existing local git repository to GitHub. Template repositories (--template) provide starter configurations for common project types.

--public

Make public.

Make private.

Make internal.

Create from local directory.

Create from template.

Clone after creating.

Description.

Homepage URL.

Add .gitignore.

Add license.

gh-repo(1), gh-repo-clone(1)