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platform-jenkins

Jenkins job discovery, build triggers, console reads, and chained workflows across named Jenkins controllers. Built-in controllers are legacy and aws. Use when investigating CI/CD failures, triggering deploys, or orchestrating build-then-deploy chains.

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# Jenkins Integration

Interact with existing Jenkins jobs across multiple named Jenkins instances using
portable REST API scripts. This skill does **not** create or reconfigure Jenkins jobs.

Built-in controller examples (set real URLs in `.env` — no org defaults in code):

- `legacy`: `https://jenkins.example.com` (override with `JENKINS_LEGACY_BASE_URL`)
- `aws`: `https://jenkins-aws.example.com` (override with `JENKINS_AWS_BASE_URL`)

## Authentication

**Credentials are read from the environment automatically — do not check, echo, or
verify them before running a script.** Every script calls `os.environ` directly for
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