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Summarize the Release Information (known issues) and System
Design/Management manuals, add the system-check and system-management
skills practiced on the R1.03 test system, and add the progress tracker,
issue register and a CI-Eng-Sample placeholder. CLAUDE.md now requires a
version check, asks once per conversation whether to work directly or
prepare files only, and treats the manuals as development-only.

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ci-server-config

A knowledge base that lets Claude Code work as a Yokogawa CI Server (R1.03) engineer. Open this repo in Claude Code and describe what you want to do in CI Server.

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. searching the manuals)

Prerequisites

The CI Server EN manuals must be available locally. They are not stored in this repo. The default location is C:\Users\Public\Yokogawa\tls\doc\EN\; see knowledge/document-map.md if yours is different.

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.