Fork Repository

Create your own copy of the ColdConvert repository on GitHub to get started.

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Overview

Forking creates your own copy of the ColdConvert repository on GitHub. This allows you to customize the tool, receive updates when we release new features, and deploy your own instance.

Why fork instead of clone?
Forking creates your own copy of the repository, allowing you to customize the tool and receive updates when we release new features. You can also contribute back to the project if you make improvements.

Step 1: Navigate to Repository

1.Open your web browser and navigate to https://github.com/sergiuchiriac/cold-convert
2.Make sure you're signed in to your GitHub account
3.Review the repository description and README to understand what you're forking

What you'll see:

  • • Repository name: "coldconvert"
  • • Description: Automated cold email system
  • • Fork button in the top-right corner
  • • README with setup instructions

Step 2: Fork the Repository

1.Click the "Fork" button in the top-right corner of the repository page
2.GitHub will ask where you want to fork the repository
3.Choose your GitHub account as the destination
4.Click "Create fork" to complete the process

What happens next:

  • • GitHub will create a copy of the repository under your account
  • • You'll be redirected to your forked repository
  • • The URL will change to show your username
  • • You now have full control over your copy
Fork Complete!
Once the fork is created, you'll have your own copy of the ColdConvert repository that you can customize and deploy to your own infrastructure.

Step 3: Verify Your Fork

✓Check that the repository URL shows your username
✓Verify you can see all the files and folders
✓Confirm you have write access to the repository
✓Note the repository URL for the next tutorial
Your Repository URL
# Your forked repository will be at:
https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/cold-convert

# Save this URL - you'll need it for deployment

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Set Up Your Database

Now that you have your own copy of the repository, let's set up a database to store your leads and campaign data.

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