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- 08_auth_group_df.qli: + CIENG_OPERATOR (factory OPERATOR actions + EXECUTE_GENERAL_COMMANDS for the server-side live-data Start) - 08b_user_df.qli (new): CIENG, PASSWORD "" given explicitly, layout CIENG_Operator, initial display CIENG_Overview; loaded by load.cmd after 08 - 85_remove_auth_group_df.qli: removes CIENG before CIENG_OPERATOR and CIENG_VIEWER - remove.cmd: log out every CIENG session first (a group with an open session of its user cannot be removed: DSSP-E-NODEL in USER_VAL; a retry stopped DSSSDA03 with DUR-F-BAD_SIZE) - Tested on CI Server R1.03.00 2026-10-06: full remove.cmd / load.cmd (load 0 errors); CIENG logon with empty password on web and desktop lands on CIENG_Overview; ADMIN keeps the default layout; Start as CIENG; displays bind to the recreated items in a fresh session Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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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
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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. 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'sSKILL.mdindex. - Write in your own words, cite the manual (IM number + section) and the version, and mark the content as verified or from docs.