What problem does it solve? Connecting a local project to Rainbond for the first time requires creating a correct manifest, resolving team/region/app identity, and linking the workspace to a platform app. This Skill automates that first-time onboarding so deployment workflows can proceed without manual configuration. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Manifest Generation: Inspects repository structure (package.json, Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml, frontend/backend directories) and generates a bootstrap-compatible rainbond.app.json with inferred components, roles, ports, and dependencies. - App Linking & Adoption: Finds or creates the target Rainbond app, then writes .rainbond/local.json with verified binding metadata, or adopts an existing app without creating duplicates. - Execution Summary: Classifies each component as image, source, template, or blocked with ready/needs_confirmation status so users know what can run immediately. - Use Case: You have a full-stack repo with a React frontend, Express backend, and Postgres in docker-compose. Ask the agent to initialize the project, and it infers the three components, generates the manifest, creates the Rainbond app, and links the workspace ready for deployment. ## Quick Start Initialize the current project for Rainbond and link it to an app so it is ready for deployment.