What problem does it solve? Getting a web project live on Netlify involves linking sites, choosing between Git-based continuous deployment and manual CLI uploads, configuring build settings, and diagnosing failed deploys — this Skill guides the entire workflow with the Netlify CLI. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Site Linking and Setup: Link a local project to an existing Netlify site or create a new one with netlify link and netlify init, including CI authentication via NETLIFY_AUTH_TOKEN and NETLIFY_SITE_ID. - Git-Based and Manual Deploys: Set up continuous deployment from Git pushes and pull-request previews, or ship draft and production deploys directly with netlify deploy --prod. - Deploy Troubleshooting and Logs: Diagnose failed builds, secrets-scanning failures, and publish-directory errors, and inspect runtime output with netlify logs for functions and edge functions. - Use Case: You have a static site in a Git repository and want it live. Run netlify init to connect Git-based deployment, push to your production branch, and Netlify builds and publishes automatically on every commit. ## Quick Start Deploy my project to Netlify by linking this directory to a site and running a production deploy with the Netlify CLI.
