By creating a project on GitHub first and then cloning it down, the remote connection between your local project and GitHub is configured automatically. If you start your project on your local machine and push it up later, there are a few more steps involved.
I prefer git clone to git init + git remote add origin, because I'm lazy and hate typing.
bookbot repo down onto your local machine at the location you want your new project directory to live. If you're following my system that means from somewhere like ~/workspace/github.com/{username} you would rungit clone https://github.com/USERNAME/bookbot
bookbot directory in your current working directory. You can check by running the "list" command:ls
cd into the bookbot directory. If you're using VSCode, I recommend re-opening the project in VSCode now. VSCode's tooling works best when you're in the root of your project directory.Run and submit the CLI tests from within the root of the local repo, the bookbot directory.