// Use this skill when you need to initialize or restart local web and mobile app projects through the bundled Rust `ii-app` CLI instead of calling MCP tools.
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| name | ii-app |
| description | Use this skill when you need to initialize or restart local web and mobile app projects through the bundled Rust `ii-app` CLI instead of calling MCP tools. |
Use this skill for local app lifecycle actions that should go through the bundled Rust CLI:
ii-app web init <template_id> to scaffold a bundled web template and write a web cacheii-app web restart to restart the cached tmux-backed web serversii-app web view-log to inspect web server outputii-app web screenshot to open the cached preview URL in agent-browser, save a screenshot, and print the file pathii-app web status to save server log output and a screenshot snapshot to disk, then print the status file pathii-app web checkpoint to run bun run build:local, clean transient build artifacts, and create a git checkpoint commitii-app web list-templates to inspect bundled web template IDsii-app mobile init <project_name> to scaffold an Expo app and write a mobile cacheii-app mobile restart to restart the Expo dev server and refresh tunnel/LAN URLsii-app mobile view-log to inspect Expo outputii-app stripe register-webhook to create a Stripe webhook endpoint and write STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET into the project .envResolve the skill root as the directory containing this SKILL.md.
bin/ii-app is missing or stale, build it with scripts/build.sh.--json when another agent step needs structured output.--cache-path.Default cache locations:
<workspace>/.ii-app/web.json
<workspace>/.ii-app/mobile.json
"<skill-root>/bin/ii-app" web list-templates
"<skill-root>/bin/ii-app" web init <template_id> --project-name <name> --workspace <dir>
"<skill-root>/bin/ii-app" web restart --workspace <dir>
"<skill-root>/bin/ii-app" web view-log --workspace <dir>
"<skill-root>/bin/ii-app" web screenshot --workspace <dir>
"<skill-root>/bin/ii-app" web status --workspace <dir>
"<skill-root>/bin/ii-app" web checkpoint --workspace <dir> --project-directory <dir>
"<skill-root>/bin/ii-app" mobile init <project_name> --workspace <dir>
"<skill-root>/bin/ii-app" mobile restart --workspace <dir>
"<skill-root>/bin/ii-app" mobile view-log --workspace <dir>
"<skill-root>/bin/ii-app" stripe register-webhook --stripe-secret-key <sk_...> --endpoint-url <https-url> --project-directory <dir>
Useful flags:
web init --database-url <url> writes a project .envweb init --host-url <suffix> emits preview URLs like https://3000-<suffix>web screenshot --annotate saves an annotated screenshot with numbered labels from agent-browserweb screenshot --screenshot-dir <dir> overrides the default screenshot output directoryweb screenshot --screenshot-format png|jpeg and --screenshot-quality <0-100> map to agent-browser screenshotweb status --output-dir <dir> writes a .log, optional screenshot, and .json summary, then prints the summary pathweb init --skip-install and mobile init --skip-install avoid dependency installationweb init --skip-start and mobile init --skip-start avoid starting tmux or Expo after setupmobile init --template tabs|blank|blank-typescript chooses the Expo startermobile init --example with-reanimated creates from an official Expo example instead of a templatemobile init --no-tailwind skips NativeWind-related install stepsstripe register-webhook --event evt1,evt2 overrides the default Stripe event setstripe register-webhook writes only STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET to .env; it does not print the secret in plain-text outputview-log --session <name> targets a specific tmux session--json is supported by every commandreferences/template-ids.md.references/cli-contract.md.