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use-teamcity

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Interact with the kotlinx-rpc TeamCity CI/CD project using the `teamcity` CLI. Use this skill whenever the user wants to trigger builds, check build status, view build logs, monitor failures, manage the build queue, inspect agents, or do anything related to TeamCity CI. Also use it when the user mentions "TC", "TeamCity", "CI build", "run build", "build status", "build log", "trigger build", "check CI", or references a build configuration name or ID. Trigger even if the user doesn't say "TeamCity" explicitly -- if they ask about CI status, build failures, or want to run something on CI rather than locally, this is the right skill. Do NOT use this skill for local Gradle builds -- use `running_gradle_builds` or `running_gradle_tests` instead.

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10 rules. About 0 are common, 4 are distinctive, and 6 are very specific to this project.

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    When this skill is invoked from the fix-issue skill (autonomous issue-fixing workflow),

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    never run teamcity auth status or teamcity auth login: Instead, prefix every teamcity command with TEAMCITY_TOKEN=$TEAMCITY_AGENT_TOKEN.

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    Before running any commands, verify authentication:

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    If not authenticated, the user needs to log in interactively -- suggest they run !

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    Read these as needed -- don't load them all upfront:

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    Add --watch to stream progress in real-time.

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    Ensure that the repository is cloned and up-to-date before running commands.

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    If not cloned - notify the user to clone it.

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    Read these files from ../kotlinx-rpc-build/ when the user asks about how a specific build is configured or wants to modify CI behavior.

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    Use --since and --until with durations like 24h, 7d, 1h for time-based filtering.

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≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 308,232 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

TeamCity CLI for kotlinx-rpc

Interact with the kotlinx-rpc TeamCity project via the teamcity CLI (expected to be installed at /opt/homebrew/bin/teamcity).

For local Gradle builds and tests, use running_gradle_builds / running_gradle_tests skills instead.

Agent workflow override

When this skill is invoked from the fix-issue skill (autonomous issue-fixing workflow), never run teamcity auth status or teamcity auth login. Instead, prefix every teamcity command with TEAMCITY_TOKEN=$TEAMCITY_AGENT_TOKEN. The fix-issue skill's Authentication section has full details. Outside of fix-issue, the defaults below apply.

Prerequisites

Before running any commands, verify authentication:

teamcity auth status

If not authenticated, the user needs to log in interactively -- suggest they run ! teamcity auth login in the prompt so the browser-based auth flow works in their session.

TeamCity Project Structure

The root project is kRPC. It has two main branches:

  • Build (Build_kRPC) -- CI builds triggered on PRs and commits
  • Release (Release_kRPC) -- Publication to Maven Central, Space, GitHub

Reference Files

Read these as needed -- don't load them all upfront:

  • references/build-ids.md -- Full catalog of build configuration IDs (composite builds, platform builds, quality checks, compiler plugin builds, special/scheduled builds). Read when you need to look up a specific build ID.
  • references/remote-verification-table.md -- Decision table mapping changed file paths to the minimal set of TeamCity builds to trigger. Read when deciding which builds to run for a set of changes.
  • references/release-builds.md -- Release pipeline build IDs for Sonatype, Space EAP, and Space gRPC. Read only during release workflows.

Common Workflows

Trigger a build on a branch

teamcity run start Build_kRPC_All --branch feature/my-branch

Add --watch to stream progress in real-time. Without it, the command returns immediately after queuing.

To trigger with custom parameters (e.g., override Kotlin version):

teamcity run start Build_kRPC_All --branch main -E KOTLIN_COMPILER_VERSION_ENV=2.3.20

Check recent build status

# Recent failures across all builds
teamcity run list --status failure --since 24h

# Recent builds for a specific configuration
teamcity run list --job Build_kRPC_All --limit 10

# Recent builds on a specific branch
teamcity run list --job Build_kRPC_All --branch main --limit 5

# Only running builds
teamcity run list --status running

Investigate a build failure

# View build details
teamcity run view <build-id>

# Show failure summary (most useful for quick diagnosis)
teamcity run log <build-id> --failed

# Stream full build log (opens in pager)
teamcity run log <build-id>

# Show test results
teamcity run tests <build-id>

# Show VCS changes that triggered the build
teamcity run changes <build-id>

Cancel or restart builds

# Cancel a running or queued build
teamcity run cancel <build-id> --comment "Cancelling: wrong branch"

# Restart a failed build
teamcity run restart <build-id>

Download build artifacts

# List artifacts
teamcity run artifacts <build-id>

# Download artifacts
teamcity run download <build-id>

View project/job hierarchy

# List all projects
teamcity project list

# View project tree
teamcity project tree kRPC

# List jobs in a project
teamcity job list --project Build_kRPC

# View snapshot dependency tree for a build config
teamcity job tree Build_kRPC_All

Dry-run (preview without triggering)

teamcity run start Build_kRPC_All --branch main --dry-run

JSON output for scripting

# Full JSON
teamcity run list --json --limit 5

# Specific fields
teamcity run list --json=id,status,webUrl --limit 5

# Plain text (for grep/awk)
teamcity run list --plain --limit 10

Build Configuration DSL

The TeamCity Kotlin DSL configs live in the sibling repository:

../kotlinx-rpc-build/.teamcity/src/

Ensure that the repository is cloned and up-to-date before running commands. Remote: https://git.jetbrains.team/krpc/krpc-build.git If not cloned - notify the user to clone it.

Key files when you need to understand or modify build configs:

Path (relative to .teamcity/src/)Purpose
project/Project.ktRoot project definition
project/build/__project.ktBuild subproject structure
project/release/__project.ktRelease subproject structure
util/id.ktAll build configuration IDs
util/target.ktPlatform target definitions
util/compilerVersions.ktSupported Kotlin versions list
util/agent.ktAgent requirements
util/repository.ktPublication repository definitions
settings/kotlin.ktKotlin version parameters, IDE integration
settings/artifacts.ktArtifact collection rules
settings/publishing.ktPublishing configuration
dsl/build/Build DSL builders (per-platform)
dsl/release/Release DSL builders
project/vcs.ktVCS root configuration

Read these files from ../kotlinx-rpc-build/ when the user asks about how a specific build is configured or wants to modify CI behavior.

Tips

  • Build IDs are case-sensitive -- use them exactly as listed in references/build-ids.md.
  • For composite builds (like Build_kRPC_All), failures in any dependency build will show in the composite. Use run log <id> --failed on the specific dependency build that failed, not the composite.
  • Use --since and --until with durations like 24h, 7d, 1h for time-based filtering.
  • The teamcity api command can make raw REST API calls for anything the CLI doesn't directly support: teamcity api /app/rest/builds?locator=...

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