Agent Skills: webflow-cli:cloud
Create, build, and deploy Webflow Cloud apps from the CLI (site-attached or project apps), and manage existing ones — apps, domains, environments, deployments, build/runtime logs, and environment variables including secrets. Use when initializing or deploying a Cloud app, importing an existing GitHub repository, setting up CI/CD (GitHub Actions or GitHub-linked deploys), setting or importing secrets, retrying or rolling back a deployment, diagnosing a failed build, or resolving app/environment/workspace IDs from webflow.json or env vars.
ID: webflow/webflow-skills/webflow-cli:cloud
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