The user is referencing previous work. ALWAYS check session logs and credentials.md for context before asking.

## Steps

### 1. Search Session Logs
Search `session-logs/` directory for relevant keywords from user's message:
- Use grep to find matches in all .md files
- Check most recent session log first
- Look for credentials, IPs, hostnames, configuration details

### 2. Check credentials.md
The `credentials.md` file contains centralized credentials for all infrastructure:
- Read credentials.md for server access details
- Find connection methods, ports, passwords
- Get API tokens and authentication information

### 3. Common Searches
Based on user reference, search for:
- **Credentials/API keys:** "token", "password", "API", "key", service names
- **Servers:** IP addresses, hostnames, "jupiter", "saturn", "AD2", "D2TESTNAS", port numbers
- **Services:** "gitea", "docker", "MariaDB", container names
- **Previous work:** Project names, feature names, error messages
- **Database:** Connection strings, table names, migration files

### 4. Summarize Findings
Report what was found:
- Relevant credentials and connection details
- What was done previously
- Pending/incomplete tasks
- Key decisions that were made

### 5. Apply Context
Use the discovered information to:
- Connect to correct servers/services
- Use correct credentials
- Continue incomplete work
- Avoid re-asking for information already provided

## Important

- NEVER ask user for information that's in session logs or credentials.md
- Session logs and credentials.md are the source of truth
- If information isn't in logs, it may need to be obtained and saved
- For ClaudeTools: Also check SESSION_STATE.md for project history

## ClaudeTools Specific Context

For ClaudeTools project, also check:
- SESSION_STATE.md - Complete project history and current phase
- .claude/claude.md - Project overview and recent work
- credentials.md - All infrastructure and service credentials
- Database: 172.16.3.30:3306/claudetools (MariaDB)
- API: http://172.16.3.30:8001 (production)