I personally choose not to depend on more wrappers. If I need to clone a git repo, I `git clone` it. Then I build and run the project using the build system of the project.
If the project properly uses a build system I am familiar with, then I don't really need to think. If the project does something exotic, then chances are that I will just give up on that project. But I don't think that your tool would help here: if it is exotic, then your tool probably won't know how to automate it.
If the project properly uses a build system I am familiar with, then I don't really need to think. If the project does something exotic, then chances are that I will just give up on that project. But I don't think that your tool would help here: if it is exotic, then your tool probably won't know how to automate it.