network-participation

Mint and register a personal rappid to anchor identity in the RAPP network.

1|Updated Nov 24, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kody-w/RAPP --skill network-participation
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: network-participation
Source: https://github.com/kody-w/RAPP/tree/main/specs
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kody-w/RAPP --skill network-participation

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This runbook provides a concrete, six-step process to help an individual become a 1st-class citizen of the RAPP network by enabling identity creation, front-door planting, two-tier estate publishing, and gate federation. It solves the onboarding friction for new operators by codifying offline-first identity, discoverability, and neighbor joining in a repeatable, battle-tested workflow.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Six-step onboarding that takes a new operator from zero to publicly discoverable in the network.
  • Enables two-tier estates (public + private) for privacy and collaboration.
  • Provides a repeatable workflow to join gates, publish the estate, and summon doors across substrates (GitHub Pages and LAN).

Quick Start

Follow the six steps to become a 1st-class citizen by minting a rappid, planting a door, emitting an estate, joining gates, and publishing your estate.

Frequently Asked Questions about network-participation

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I onboard to a federated network and become discoverable offline?

Network onboarding requires minting a personal rappid to anchor your identity, planting a front door, and publishing a two-tier estate. This six-step workflow makes you a 1st-class citizen discoverable across substrates offline-first.

What is a two-tier estate and how does it handle privacy during network federation?

A two-tier estate publishes a public layer for network discovery and a private layer for collaboration. This separation satisfies privacy requirements while allowing gates and neighborhoods to find your front door via offline-first discovery.

How do I join gates and federate with neighborhoods using GitHub Pages?

Joining gates involves registering your minted rappid and publishing your estate across substrates like GitHub Pages and LAN. The workflow provides repeatable steps to summon doors and federate with neighboring operators.

Do I need a rappid before planting a front door in the network?

Yes, minting a rappid is the first step to anchor your identity before planting a front door. This offline-first identity creation is required before you can emit an estate, join gates, or federate with neighborhoods.

What are the limitations of offline-first estate publishing across substrates?

Estate publishing relies on substrate-agnostic discovery across GitHub Pages and LAN. While it supports offline-first operations, discoverability depends on gate federation and front-door orchestration to maintain network connectivity.