This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
This is a comprehensive Japanese-language technical book titled "AI開発のためのGitHubワークフロー実践ガイド" (Practical Guide to GitHub Workflows for AI Development). The project consists of 16 chapters plus 6 appendices, all written in Markdown format.
- Main chapters:
chapter-XX-descriptive-name.md(zero-padded numbers 01-16) - Appendices:
appendix-X-descriptive-name.md(letters A-F) - Table of Contents:
github-workflow-book-toc.md
The book is structured in 5 parts:
- Fundamentals (Chapters 1-4): Basic Git/GitHub concepts
- AI Tools (Chapters 5-7): GitHub Copilot, AI code review, security
- Security & Permissions (Chapters 8-10): Access control, organization management
- Practical Implementation (Chapters 11-14): Team workflows, CI/CD, data management
- Enterprise (Chapters 15-16): External collaboration, compliance
Each chapter follows this pattern:
- Main heading:
# 第X章:Chapter Title - Numbered sections:
## X.1 Section Title - Subsections:
###and####for deeper hierarchy - End sections:
## まとめ(Summary) and## 確認事項(Checklist)
- Code examples with proper syntax highlighting (Python, YAML, JSON, bash)
- Tables for comparisons and reference data
- File tree structures using text formatting
- Command-line examples with consistent formatting
- Configuration snippets for various tools
This book specifically targets AI/ML development workflows, so all examples and use cases should be relevant to:
- Model training pipelines and experiment tracking
- Data versioning with Git LFS and DVC
- Security considerations for AI projects
- Collaborative ML development practices
- Enterprise AI governance and compliance
- No automated build system (pure Markdown files)
- All content currently has unstaged modifications
- Single initial commit: "初期登録" (Initial registration)
- Working on
mainbranch
- Maintain consistent Japanese technical writing style
- Follow existing formatting patterns for code examples
- Ensure cross-references between chapters remain accurate
- Keep practical examples focused on AI/ML development scenarios
- Preserve the modular, self-contained chapter design