# ci-server-engineer

A knowledge base that lets Claude Code work as a Yokogawa CI Server engineer.
Open this repo in Claude Code and describe what you want to do in CI Server.

## Versions

| CI Server | Use | Status |
|---|---|---|
| **R1.05** | branch `main` | Being moved over from R1.03 one skill at a time; see `knowledge/version-differences.md` and `knowledge/progress.md` |
| **R1.03** | branch `r1.03` (tag `r1.03-final`) | Frozen; only fixes are added |

For an R1.03 system, check out the `r1.03` branch, or keep it next to `main` as a separate
folder: `git worktree add ../ci-server-engineer-r1.03 r1.03`.

## Layout

| Path | Contents |
|---|---|
| `CLAUDE.md` | Always-loaded instructions: role, version, where to look |
| `.claude/skills/` | **How to do things.** One skill per CI Server area; each task is its own file |
| `knowledge/` | **Shared reference.** Document map, glossary, known issues, cross-area concepts |
| `examples/` | Verified, working artifacts (class descriptions, reports, scripts) |
| `tools/` | Helper scripts Claude can run (e.g. the setup check) |

## Prerequisites

Using the repo needs no manuals: the knowledge is in `knowledge/` and `.claude/skills/`.
Only to **extend** the repo (summarize a manual, check a citation) you need the CI Server EN
manuals locally. They are not stored in this repo. They are installed in `tls\doc\EN\` under
the CI Server data folder (`%TLS_ALLUSERS_PATH%`): `C:\Yokogawa\CIServer\tls\doc\EN\` on the
R1.05 test server, `C:\Users\Public\Yokogawa\tls\doc\EN\` on the R1.03 machine.

## Contributing

- Add task knowledge under the matching skill: `.claude/skills/<area>/tasks/<task>.md`,
  and add a row to that skill's `SKILL.md` index.
- Write in your own words, cite the manual (IM number + section) and the version, and mark
  the content as verified or from docs.