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The hub create command is used to create a new repository on GitHub from the command line.

When you run hub create in your local project directory, it performs the following steps:

1. It checks if you have a remote repository already linked to your current directory. If you do, it exits with a message.
2. If you don't have a remote repository, it creates a new repository on GitHub with the same name as your current directory.
3. It sets up the remote repository as the origin and adds the URL of the repository as a remote URL to your local Git configuration.
4. Finally, it initializes a new Git repository in your current directory if it's not already initialized.

This command saves time by automating the process of creating a repository on GitHub and linking it to your local Git repository.