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We will, however, try to notify users as best as possible\nCompatible changes ​\nSmall in scope and unlikely to break or change semantics of existing methods.\nAdding nested resources, methods, and attributes.\nChange of documentation.\nChange of undocumented behavior.\nDisruptive changes ​\nMay have a larger impact and effort will be made to provide migration paths as needed.\nChanging semantics of existing methods.\nRemoving resources, methods, and attributes.\nEmergency change ​\nMay have larger impact, but is unavoidable due to legal compliance, security vulnerabilities, or violation of specification.\nOrganizations ​\nCreate an organization ​\nCreates a new organization owned by the authenticated user.\nUnlike every other endpoint, this one is account-scoped, not\norganization-scoped : it is served on the me. host (there is no organization\nsubdomain yet) and is authenticated with your personal account API token. 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        "text": "######## https://docs.semaphore.io/getting-started/quickstart\nQuickstart | Semaphore\nSkip to main content Version: Cloud (SaaS) Quickstart\nWelcome 👋 Thank you for trying out Semaphore.\nThis 20-minute tutorial will give you 80% of the time needed to use Semaphore effectively. No strings attached. No credit card is required. This is our promise.\nWhat will you learn?\nSign up : sign up and create an organization\nFirst project : a \"Hello, World!\" of CI, invite your teammates to your project\nBuild your project : a real example of CI with build and test steps\nDeploy your project : almost everything you need to release or deploy your apps\nLet's dive in!\n######## https://docs.semaphore.io/using-semaphore/ai/mcp-usage-examples\nMCP Usage Examples | Semaphore\nSkip to main content Version: Cloud (SaaS) On this page MCP Usage Examples\nSemaphore’s MCP Server unlocks practical, low-friction AI assistance for CI/CD. 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See MCP Server configuration for more information: Initialize project's CLAUDE.md /semaphore:mcp_setup (MCP) your-project-name your-semaphore-organization\nUnder the hood, the MCP server will determine the user based on the provided API token and fetch organizations or projects that are accessible to that user. The response returns organization or project metadata (IDs, names, etc.). 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        "text": "== sem CLI availability\nstorage.googleapis.com/sem-cli-releases HTTP:200\n== sem-ai docs\nsem-ai Command Line | Semaphore\nSkip to main content Version: Cloud (SaaS) On this page sem-ai Command Line\nsem-ai is an agent-first CLI for Semaphore CI/CD. It's designed for AI agents and automation, with structured JSON output, self-discovery, and composable commands. It can also run as an MCP server for direct tool integration.\nOverview ​\nsem-ai provides full control over your Semaphore CI/CD from the terminal or from AI agents. Every command returns structured JSON by default. Key capabilities:\nDiagnose CI failures with parsed test results\nPipeline topology analysis (critical path, blast radius)\nTest intelligence (flaky detection, test summaries)\nTestbox: run commands in real CI environments before pushing\nMCP server mode for native AI agent integration\nInstallation ​\ncurl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/semaphoreio/sem-ai/main/install.sh | sh\nInstalls the latest release for macOS / Linux on amd64 / arm64. The binary lands at $HOME/.local/bin/sem-ai (or $HOME/.semaphore-ai/bin/sem-ai if that's not on your $PATH ). Re-run the same command to upgrade.\nFrom source ​\nRequires Go 1.25+.\ngit clone https://github.com/semaphoreio/sem-ai.git cd sem-ai make install\nSetup ​\nsem-ai connect ​\nConnect to your Semaphore organization. You need an API token .\nsem-ai connect <organization>.semaphoreci.com <API_TOKEN>\nFor example:\nsem-ai connect myorg.semaphoreci.com NeUFkim46BCdpqCAyWXN\nThe token is stored in ~/.sem.yaml , shared with the Semaphore CLI . If you already have sem configured, sem-ai uses the same credentials automatically.\nsem-ai signin ​\nSign in without pasting a token. signin runs a device flow: it shows a one-time code and a verification URL, opening a browser when one is available.\nsem-ai signin\nEnter the code in the browser, sign in — or create an account there, if you do not have one — and approve. The terminal finishes on its own. signup and login are aliases for the same flow. The resulting token is stored in ~/.sem.yaml the same way connect stores one.\nDefaults to Semaphore Cloud. For another deployment, pass the host, and --id-host when the CLI-auth endpoints live elsewhere:\nsem-ai signin my-onprem.example.com --id-host id.my-onprem.example.co\n",
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        "text": "m\nFlag Description --headless or --device Never try to open a browser; print the code and URL --browser Open the verification page even when the terminal looks non-interactive --id-host Host serving the CLI-auth endpoints (defaults to <host> ) --org Also create a first organization with this name (new accounts only) --org-host Host for the --org organization's context\nAn account has a single API token. If yours already has one, approving the sign-in resets it , after an explicit confirmation in the browser. The previous token then stops working everywhere it is used — CI secrets, scripts, other machines. 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It is meant for a person changing their own default, not for scoping a command, a script, or an agent. To target an organization for one command without changing what anyone else sees, pin it instead.\nPinning an organization ​\n--context selects a named context for one invocation, without writing to the config file. It takes a context name , not a host: connect names each context after its host with the dots replaced by underscores, so myorg.semaphoreci.com is stored as myorg_semaphoreci_com . Run sem-ai context list to see the exact names.\nsem-ai --context myorg_semaphoreci_com project list\nSEM_CONTEXT does the same for a whole shell session:\nexport SEM_CONTEXT=myorg_semaphoreci_com sem-ai project list\nA name that is not in ~/.sem.yaml fails immediately and lists the contexts that are, instead of quietly falling back to another organization.\nPinning isolates the read path: a pinned invocation neither reads nor writes active-context , so pinned sessions cannot flip each other's organization. It does not make every operation concurrency-safe. connect , signin , and context switch still write ~/.sem.yaml ; each write replaces the whole file, and two overlapping writes are last-writer-wins, so a context one session adds can disappear when another lands. Pinning also covers sem-ai only — the legacy sem CLI reads neither --context nor SEM_CONTEXT and still follows active-context . When several agents run at once, sequence the commands that write, or give each agent its own HOME .\nsignin , context switch , and context list ignore the pin entirely, so a pin naming a context that does not exist yet cannot block the command that is about to create it. connect ignores it when resolving credentials, but refuses outright when the pin resolves to a different host than its <host> argument, since that names two organizations at once. connect names the context it creates after its host, so re-pin to that name once onboarding finishes.\nCredential resolution order ​\nsem-ai resolves a host and a token from these sources, in order:\nPriority Source Scope Behavior 1 --context <name> A single invocation Replaces everything below 2 SEM_CONTEXT=<name> A shell session Replaces everything below 3 SEMAPHORE_HOST and/or SEMAPHORE_API_TOKEN The process environment Merged — each variable overrides only its own field 4 active-context in ~/.sem.yaml Shared by every session on the machine The starting point when nothing above applies\nThe two halves of that table behave differently, and the difference matters.\nA context named by --context or SEM_CONTEXT supplies the host and the token together and fully replaces the sources below it, so its credentials are never mixed with the environment variables.\nWithout a selector, rows 3 and 4 merge field by field . 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        "text": "  claude plugin marketplace add semaphoreio/sem-ai   # first time only\n  claude plugin install sem-ai@semaphoreio           # first time\n  claude plugin marketplace update semaphoreio       # already installed — refresh catalog\n\nCodex CLI — install (or refresh) from the shell:\n  codex plugin marketplace add semaphoreio/sem-ai    # first time only\n  codex plugin add sem-ai@semaphoreio                # first time\n  codex plugin marketplace upgrade semaphoreio       # already installed — refresh catalog\n\nThen run /sem-ai:init in a repo to set up Semaphore CI/CD for it.\n\nPrefer Claude Desktop? Install the one-click MCPB extension instead of the CLI —\ndownload sem-ai_0.5.0_linux_amd64.mcpb from the release and open it:\n  https://github.com/semaphoreio/sem-ai/releases/download/v0.5.0/sem-ai_0.5.0_linux_amd64.mcpb\nIt bundles this same server; enter your org host + API token in the install dialog.\n---\n-rwxr-xr-x 1 1001 1001 10240184 Oct  6 16:08 /sandbox/.semaphore-ai/bin/sem-ai\nError: unknown flag: --version\n",
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        "text": "signin: STILL WAITING for browser approval\n--- log tail\n    RKRK-DJBP\n\nOpen https://id.semaphoreci.com/device in a browser and enter the code.\nSign in there (or create your account), then approve. Waiting...\n--- token stored?\n(empty = not yet authenticated)\n",
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        "text": "https://docs.semaphore.io/reference/semaphore-cli\nhttps://docs.semaphore.io/reference/toolbox\nhttps://docs.semaphore.io/using-semaphore/tests/test-reports\n",
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    "command": "cd /tmp && curl -sL -m 12 https://docs.semaphore.io/using-semaphore/tests/test-reports | python3 -c \"\nimport sys,html,re\nt=sys.stdin.read(); t=re.sub(r'(?s)<(script|style|svg|nav|footer).*?</\\1>','',t); t=re.sub(r'(?s)<[^>]+>',' ',t); t=html.unescape(t); t=re.sub(r'[ \\t]+',' ',t)\no='\\n'.join(l.strip() for l in t.split('\\n') if l.strip())\ni=o.find('test-results publish')\nprint(o[max(0,i-600):i+700] if i>0 else o[:900])\""
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    "content": [
      {
        "text": " karma-junit-reporter JavaScript ESLint built-in JavaScript Jest jest-junit Ruby RSpec rspec_junit_formatter Ruby Cucumber built-in Elixir ExUnit junit-formatter Go GoTestSum built-in PHP PHPUnit built-in Python PyTest built-in Bash Bats built-in Rust Cargo Test junit-report Java Maven maven-surefire\nStep 2 - Publish ​\nThe publishing step uploads all report files to the artifact store . This is accomplished using the test-results tool, which is part of the Semaphore toolbox .\nAssuming the file is called report.xml , you can publish the report with the following command.\n[[ -f report.xml ]] && test-results publish report.xml\nTo simplify this step, you can add a pipeline epilogue to run the publish command after every job ends.\nEditor YAML\nSelect the pipeline with the test jobs\nAdd the publish command in the \"Execute always\" box of the Epilogue\nOpen the pipeline file with the test jobs\nAdd a global_job_config key at the YAML root\nType the publish command under epilogue.always.commands\n.semaphore/semaphore.yml # ... global_job_config : epilogue : always : commands : - '[[ -f report.xml ]] && test-results publish report.xml'\nStep 3 - Merge ​\nThe final step is to merge and process all report files. This is achieved using an after-pipeline job .\nEditor YAML\nPress +Add After Jobs\nType a\n",
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    "command": "cd /tmp && curl -sL -m 12 https://docs.semaphore.io/using-semaphore/tests/test-reports | python3 -c \"\nimport sys,html,re\nt=sys.stdin.read(); t=re.sub(r'(?s)<(script|style|svg|nav|footer).*?</\\1>','',t); t=re.sub(r'(?s)<[^>]+>',' ',t); t=html.unescape(t); t=re.sub(r'[ \\t]+',' ',t)\no='\\n'.join(l.strip() for l in t.split('\\n') if l.strip())\ni=o.find('Step 3 - Merge')\nprint(o[i:i+1200])\""
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      {
        "text": "Step 3 - Merge ​\nThe final step is to merge and process all report files. This is achieved using an after-pipeline job .\nEditor YAML\nPress +Add After Jobs\nType a name for the job\nType the command test-results gen-pipeline-report\nOpen the pipeline with the test jobs\nAdd an after_pipeline key at the YAML root\nAdd the name under task.jobs\nType the merge command test-results gen-pipeline-report in the commands section\n.semaphore/semaphore.yml # ... after_pipeline : task : jobs : - name : Merge reports commands : - test - results gen - pipeline - report\nHow to view test reports ​\nTo view test results, navigate to your pipeline and go to the Tests tab.\ninfo The test tab is only populated for the pipelines where test reports are configured . If you don't see anything yet, try rerunning the pipeline.\nThe default Test view shows failed tests first.\nClick on \"Failed first\" to change the sort order. You can sort by \"Slowest first\" or alphabetically.\nClick on \"View\" to change display preferences. You can hide passed or skipped tests and change how the report looks.\nSee also ​\nSemaphore toolbox reference\nHow to use the flaky tests dashboard\nPlan job and block execution with pipelines\nOverview H\n",
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    "command": "cd /sandbox/repo && python3 -c \"\nimport yaml\nd=yaml.safe_load(open('.semaphore/semaphore.yml'))\nprint('keys:',list(d.keys()))\nprint('epilogue:',d['global_job_config']['epilogue']['always']['commands'])\nprint('after_pipeline:',d['after_pipeline']['task']['jobs'])\nprint('promotions:',d['promotions'])\n\" && echo \"== re-run tests\" && . .venv/bin/activate && pytest --junitxml=/tmp/report.xml 2>&1 | tail -3"
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        "text": "keys: ['version', 'name', 'agent', 'execution_time_limit', 'global_job_config', 'blocks', 'after_pipeline', 'promotions']\nepilogue: ['[[ -f report.xml ]] && test-results publish report.xml']\nafter_pipeline: [{'name': 'Merge reports', 'commands': ['test-results gen-pipeline-report']}]\npromotions: [{'name': 'Deploy', 'pipeline_file': '.semaphore/deploy.yml', 'auto_promote_on': [{'result': 'passed', 'branch': ['main']}]}]\n== re-run tests\n.........                                                                [100%]\n--------------------- generated xml file: /tmp/report.xml ----------------------\n9 passed in 0.02s\n",
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  "seq": 182,
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  "name": "bash",
  "turn": 1,
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    "command": "cd /sandbox/repo && git add -A && git -c user.email=agent@local -c user.name=agent commit -q -m \"Add Semaphore CI example: lint/test pipeline, test reports, deploy promotion\" && git log --oneline -3 && echo \"--- files\" && git ls-files"
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    "content": [
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        "text": "a126a18 Add Semaphore CI example: lint/test pipeline, test reports, deploy promotion\n9ebf5fb Initial workspace\n--- files\n.gitignore\n.semaphore/deploy.yml\n.semaphore/semaphore.yml\nREADME.md\ngreeter/__init__.py\npyproject.toml\nrequirements-dev.txt\ntests/test_greeter.py\n",
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  "type": "tool_call",
  "seq": 183,
  "ts": "2026-10-22T11:33:31.161Z",
  "name": "bash",
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    "command": "pkill -f \"sem-ai signin\" 2>/dev/null; sleep 1; export PATH=\"$HOME/.semaphore-ai/bin:$PATH\"; cd /tmp && rm -f signin2.log && nohup sem-ai signin --headless --org semaphore-demo > signin2.log 2>&1 & sleep 12; cat /tmp/signin2.log | tail -8"
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  "input": {
    "command": "sleep 5; echo \"--- log:\"; cat /tmp/signin2.log; echo \"--- proc:\"; pgrep -f \"sem-ai signin\" >/dev/null && echo alive || echo \"exited\""
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  "seq": 192,
  "ts": "2026-10-22T11:33:41.351Z",
  "name": "bash",
  "turn": 1,
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    "command": "ps aux | grep -i \"sem-ai\" | grep -v grep; echo \"--- tmp files\"; ls -la /tmp/*.log /tmp/nohup.out 2>/dev/null; echo \"--- sem.yaml\"; cat ~/.sem.yaml 2>/dev/null; echo \"(end)\""
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  "run_id": "cmvjglyq300lb0jusacvf64rx",
  "tool_id": "chatcmpl-tool-8bb3b17699110399",
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{
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  "turn": 1,
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  "type": "tool_call",
  "seq": 196,
  "ts": "2026-10-22T11:33:47.845Z",
  "name": "bash",
  "turn": 1,
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    "command": "export PATH=\"$HOME/.semaphore-ai/bin:$PATH\"; cd /tmp && setsid nohup sem-ai signin --headless --org semaphore-agent-demo > /tmp/signin3.log 2>&1 < /dev/null & disown; sleep 15; echo \"--- log:\"; cat /tmp/signin3.log; echo \"--- proc:\"; ps aux | grep sem-ai | grep -v grep | head -3"
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        "text": "--- log:\n{\n  \"code\": \"signin_error\",\n  \"error\": true,\n  \"message\": \"--org requires --org-host: the create API does not return the new org's host, so it must be given explicitly\",\n  \"status\": 1\n}\n--- proc:\n",
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  "run_id": "cmvjglyq300lb0jusacvf64rx",
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  "seq": 201,
  "ts": "2026-10-22T11:34:06.185Z",
  "name": "bash",
  "turn": 1,
  "input": {
    "command": "export PATH=\"$HOME/.semaphore-ai/bin:$PATH\"; cd /tmp && setsid nohup sem-ai signin --headless --org semaphore-agent-demo --org-host semaphore-agent-demo.semaphoreci.com > /tmp/signin4.log 2>&1 < /dev/null & disown; sleep 15; cat /tmp/signin4.log; echo \"--- proc:\"; ps aux|grep sem-ai|grep -v grep|head -2"
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  "ts": "2026-10-22T11:34:21.706Z",
  "turn": 1,
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    "content": [
      {
        "text": "Heads up: if your account already has an API token, completing this sign-in\nlets you reset it (you confirm in the browser first). A reset token stops\nworking everywhere it is used: CI secrets, scripts, other machines.\n\nFirst, copy your one-time code:\n\n    TRHR-RLCG\n\nOpen https://id.semaphoreci.com/device in a browser and enter the code.\nSign in there (or create your account), then approve. Waiting...\n--- proc:\nroot        6742  0.2  0.1 1237512 15732 ?       Ssl  11:34   0:00 sem-ai signin --headless --org semaphore-agent-demo --org-host semaphore-agent-demo.semaphoreci.com\n",
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