Add shared bible submodule, rename local bible to bible-local

- Add bible.git as submodule at bible/
- Move docs/bible/ → bible-local/ (project-specific architecture)
- Update CLAUDE.md to reference both bible/ and bible-local/
- Add AGENTS.md for Codex with same structure

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

bible-local/01-overview.md

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+# 01 — Overview
+
+## What is LOGPile?
+
+LOGPile is a standalone Go application for BMC (Baseboard Management Controller)
+diagnostics analysis with an embedded web UI.
+It runs as a single binary with no external file dependencies.
+
+## Operating modes
+
+| Mode | Entry point | Description |
+|------|-------------|-------------|
+| **Offline / archive** | `POST /api/upload` | Upload a vendor diagnostic archive or a JSON snapshot; parse and display in UI |
+| **Live / Redfish** | `POST /api/collect` | Connect to a live BMC via Redfish API, collect hardware inventory, display and export |
+
+Both modes produce the same in-memory `AnalysisResult` structure and expose it
+through the same API and UI.
+
+## Key capabilities
+
+- Single self-contained binary with embedded HTML/JS/CSS (no static file serving required).
+- Vendor archive parsing: Inspur/Kaytus, Supermicro, NVIDIA HGX Field Diagnostics,
+  NVIDIA Bug Report, Unraid, XigmaNAS, Generic text fallback.
+- Live Redfish collection with async progress tracking.
+- Normalized hardware inventory: CPU / RAM / Storage / GPU / PSU / NIC / PCIe / Firmware.
+- Raw `redfish_tree` snapshot stored in `RawPayloads` for future offline re-analysis.
+- Re-upload of a JSON snapshot for offline work (`/api/upload` accepts `AnalysisResult` JSON).
+- Export in CSV, JSON (full `AnalysisResult`), and Reanimator format.
+- PCI device model resolution via embedded `pci.ids` (no hardcoded model strings).
+
+## Non-goals (current scope)
+
+- No persistent storage — all state is in-memory per process lifetime.
+- IPMI collector is a mock scaffold only; real IPMI support is not implemented.
+- No authentication layer on the HTTP server.