     1→# GuruConnect Build Session - 2025-12-21
     2→
     3→## Summary
     4→
     5→Continued GuruConnect development. All Phase 1 MVP code is complete. Attempted cross-compilation from WSL to Windows but hit toolchain issues. User will resume build on native Windows machine.
     6→
     7→## Project Status
     8→
     9→| Component | Status | Notes |
    10→|-----------|--------|-------|
    11→| Agent | Code complete | Needs Windows build (MSVC) |
    12→| Server | ✅ Compiles | Ready for deployment |
    13→| Dashboard | ✅ Ready | React components for GuruRMM integration |
    14→| Protocol | ✅ Complete | Protobuf definitions |
    15→
    16→## Work Done This Session
    17→
    18→1. Created all server modules:
    19→   - `server/src/config.rs` - Environment config
    20→   - `server/src/session/mod.rs` - Session management with broadcast channels
    21→   - `server/src/relay/mod.rs` - WebSocket relay handlers
    22→   - `server/src/auth/mod.rs` - JWT/API key auth (placeholder)
    23→   - `server/src/api/mod.rs` - REST endpoints
    24→   - `server/src/db/mod.rs` - Database (placeholder)
    25→
    26→2. Created dashboard components:
    27→   - `RemoteViewer.tsx` - Canvas-based frame rendering
    28→   - `SessionControls.tsx` - Quality/display/special keys toolbar
    29→   - `useRemoteSession.ts` - WebSocket connection hook
    30→   - `protocol.ts` - TypeScript types matching protobuf
    31→   - `protobuf.ts` - Binary encoder/decoder
    32→
    33→3. Verified server compiles successfully
    34→
    35→4. Attempted Windows cross-compilation:
    36→   - Tried cargo-xwin (needs clang-cl)
    37→   - Tried cargo-zigbuild (needs mingw dlltool)
    38→   - Conclusion: Build on native Windows is simpler
    39→
    40→## Tools Installed (WSL)
    41→
    42→- `~/bin/protoc` - Protocol Buffers compiler v28.3
    43→- `~/zig/zig` - Zig compiler v0.13.0
    44→- cargo-xwin, cargo-zigbuild - Cross-compilation tools
    45→
    46→## Files Changed
    47→
    48→All GuruConnect files committed to local git:
    49→```
    50→guru-connect/
    51→├── server/src/{config,session,relay,auth,api,db}/*.rs
    52→└── dashboard/src/{components,hooks,lib,types}/*.{ts,tsx}
    53→```
    54→
    55→## To Resume on Windows
    56→
    57→```powershell
    58→# Install prerequisites
    59→winget install rustup
    60→winget install protocolbuffers.protobuf
    61→# Or install Visual Studio Build Tools with C++ workload
    62→
    63→# Build
    64→cd C:\Users\localadmin\claude-projects\guru-connect
    65→cargo build -p guruconnect-agent --release
    66→```
    67→
    68→## Key Locations
    69→
    70→- Project: `C:\Users\localadmin\claude-projects\guru-connect\`
    71→- Plan: `~/.claude/plans/shimmering-wandering-crane.md`
    72→- Session logs: `~/claude-projects/session-logs/`
    73→
    74→## Next Steps
    75→
    76→1. Build agent on Windows machine with MSVC
    77→2. Test screen capture functionality
    78→3. Test WebSocket connection between components
    79→4. Integrate viewer into GuruRMM dashboard
    80→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

# GuruConnect Build Session - 2025-12-21

## Summary

Continued GuruConnect development. All Phase 1 MVP code is complete. Attempted cross-compilation from WSL to Windows but hit toolchain issues. User will resume build on native Windows machine.

## Project Status

| Component | Status | Notes |
|-----------|--------|-------|
| Agent | Code complete | Needs Windows build (MSVC) |
| Server | ✅ Compiles | Ready for deployment |
| Dashboard | ✅ Ready | React components for GuruRMM integration |
| Protocol | ✅ Complete | Protobuf definitions |

## Work Done This Session

1. Created all server modules:
   - `server/src/config.rs` - Environment config
   - `server/src/session/mod.rs` - Session management with broadcast channels
   - `server/src/relay/mod.rs` - WebSocket relay handlers
   - `server/src/auth/mod.rs` - JWT/API key auth (placeholder)
   - `server/src/api/mod.rs` - REST endpoints
   - `server/src/db/mod.rs` - Database (placeholder)

2. Created dashboard components:
   - `RemoteViewer.tsx` - Canvas-based frame rendering
   - `SessionControls.tsx` - Quality/display/special keys toolbar
   - `useRemoteSession.ts` - WebSocket connection hook
   - `protocol.ts` - TypeScript types matching protobuf
   - `protobuf.ts` - Binary encoder/decoder

3. Verified server compiles successfully

4. Attempted Windows cross-compilation:
   - Tried cargo-xwin (needs clang-cl)
   - Tried cargo-zigbuild (needs mingw dlltool)
   - Conclusion: Build on native Windows is simpler

## Tools Installed (WSL)

- `~/bin/protoc` - Protocol Buffers compiler v28.3
- `~/zig/zig` - Zig compiler v0.13.0
- cargo-xwin, cargo-zigbuild - Cross-compilation tools

## Files Changed

All GuruConnect files committed to local git:
```
guru-connect/
├── server/src/{config,session,relay,auth,api,db}/*.rs
└── dashboard/src/{components,hooks,lib,types}/*.{ts,tsx}
```

## To Resume on Windows

```powershell
# Install prerequisites
winget install rustup
winget install protocolbuffers.protobuf
# Or install Visual Studio Build Tools with C++ workload

# Build
cd C:\Users\localadmin\claude-projects\guru-connect
cargo build -p guruconnect-agent --release
```

## Key Locations

- Project: `C:\Users\localadmin\claude-projects\guru-connect\`
- Plan: `~/.claude/plans/shimmering-wandering-crane.md`
- Session logs: `~/claude-projects/session-logs/`

## Next Steps

1. Build agent on Windows machine with MSVC
2. Test screen capture functionality
3. Test WebSocket connection between components
4. Integrate viewer into GuruRMM dashboard


     1→# Session Log: Grabb & Durando Calendar Fix
     2→**Date:** 2025-12-15
     3→**Status:** Partially resolved - calendar working, root cause needs investigation
     4→
     5→---
     6→
     7→## Problem Summary
     8→Calendar view on data.grabbanddurando.com was broken after migration from GoDaddy VPS to IX server. Displayed only a small date picker instead of the full FullCalendar month/week/day view.
     9→
    10→## Root Cause Identified
    11→**mod_pagespeed** was corrupting JavaScript code, turning:
    12→```javascript
    13→url: 'cal_edit_events.php',
    14→```
    15→into:
    16→```javascript
    17→urlnts.php',
    18→```
    19→
    20→This caused JavaScript syntax errors ("unexpected token: ':'") preventing the calendar from rendering.
    21→
    22→## Fix Applied (Working)
    23→1. **Disabled PageSpeed globally** in `/etc/apache2/conf.modules.d/510_pagespeed.conf`:
    24→   ```apache
    25→   ModPagespeed off
    26→   ```
    27→
    28→2. **Added to .htaccess** at `/home/grabblaw/public_html/data_grabbanddurando/.htaccess`:
    29→   ```apache
    30→   # Disable PageSpeed - breaking calendar JavaScript
    31→   ModPagespeed off
    32→   ModPagespeedDisableFilters combine_javascript,rewrite_javascript
    33→
    34→   # Force revalidation of JS files after PageSpeed fix
    35→   <FilesMatch "\.js$">
    36→       Header set Cache-Control "no-cache, must-revalidate"
    37→   </FilesMatch>
    38→   ```
    39→
    40→3. **Cleared PageSpeed cache:**
    41→   ```bash
    42→   rm -rf /var/mod_pagespeed/cache/*
    43→   systemctl restart httpd
    44→   ```
    45→
    46→4. **Restored original PHP files** (our PHP "fixes" broke something):
    47→   - `manage_calendar.php` ← from `manage_calendar.php.bak`
    48→   - `manage_calendar_page1.php` ← from `manage_calendar_page1.php.bak`
    49→   - `cal_events.php` ← from `cal_events.php.bak3`
    50→
    51→## What We Tried That Broke Things
    52→These PHP changes were attempted but caused issues:
    53→
    54→1. **manage_calendar_page1.php line ~276** - Changed `$ciud` assignment:
    55→   ```php
    56→   // Original:
    57→   $ciud = $_SESSION['userinfo']['user_id'];
    58→   // Changed to (BROKE IT):
    59→   $ciud = isset($_SESSION['userinfo']['user_id']) ? $_SESSION['userinfo']['user_id'] : 0;
    60→   ```
    61→
    62→2. **cal_events.php lines 6-7** - Added isset() checks to session variables
    63→
    64→These changes were intended to fix PHP notices but broke the calendar functionality.
    65→
    66→## Future Work Required
    67→1. **Investigate why isset() checks broke the calendar** - The PHP notices in the error log don't affect functionality, but the "fix" did
    68→2. **Consider upgrading FullCalendar** - Current version is 1.5/1.6.4 (from 2011-2014)
    69→3. **Review PHP session handling** - May need to trace why session is sometimes undefined
    70→4. **Test thoroughly** before making PHP changes
    71→
    72→## Known Cosmetic/Display Issues (May Be Pre-existing)
    73→These issues were observed but may have existed before migration. Note in case client reports them:
    74→
    75→1. **Saturday column slightly wider** in Month view
    76→   - Attempted CSS fix (`table-layout: fixed`) but it broke other views
    77→   - Reverted - cosmetic only, doesn't affect functionality
    78→
    79→2. **Day/Week (agenda) views missing events**
    80→   - Month view shows events correctly
    81→   - Day and Week views appear empty
    82→   - Likely a longstanding issue with how FullCalendar agenda views handle the event data format
    83→   - May need to compare with legacy server to confirm if pre-existing
    84→
    85→## Files & Backups
    86→**Location:** `/home/grabblaw/public_html/data_grabbanddurando/`
    87→
    88→| File | Status | Backup |
    89→|------|--------|--------|
    90→| manage_calendar.php | Original restored | .bak (09:49) |
    91→| manage_calendar_page1.php | Original restored | .bak (12:26), .bak2 (14:26) |
    92→| cal_events.php | Original restored | .bak3 (14:18) |
    93→
    94→## Server Details
    95→- **Host:** ix.azcomputerguru.com
    96→- **SSH:** root / Gptf*77ttb!@#!@#
    97→- **Site Path:** /home/grabblaw/public_html/data_grabbanddurando
    98→- **Database:** grabblaw_gdapp_data
    99→- **DB User:** grabblaw_gddata / GrabbData2025
   100→- **Test User:** jwilliams / Blackvette2018!
   101→
   102→## Legacy Server (for comparison)
   103→- **IP:** 208.109.235.224
   104→- **Auth:** SSH key (not configured from IX - needs password)
   105→- **Database:** grabblaw_gdapp
   106→
   107→## Error Log Location
   108→`/home/grabblaw/public_html/data_grabbanddurando/error_log`
   109→
   110→PHP notices still appear but don't break functionality:
   111→```
   112→PHP Notice: Undefined index: userinfo in cal_events.php on line 6
   113→```
   114→
   115→---
   116→
   117→## Commands Reference
   118→
   119→**Check PageSpeed status:**
   120→```bash
   121→grep -i pagespeed /etc/apache2/conf.modules.d/510_pagespeed.conf | head -5
   122→```
   123→
   124→**Clear PageSpeed cache:**
   125→```bash
   126→rm -rf /var/mod_pagespeed/cache/*
   127→systemctl restart httpd
   128→```
   129→
   130→**Test calendar events endpoint:**
   131→```bash
   132→curl -s "https://data.grabbanddurando.com/cal_events.php?cal_user_id=46&start=1733011200&end=1735689600"
   133→```
   134→
   135→**Restore from backups if needed:**
   136→```bash
   137→cd /home/grabblaw/public_html/data_grabbanddurando
   138→yes | cp manage_calendar.php.bak manage_calendar.php
   139→yes | cp manage_calendar_page1.php.bak manage_calendar_page1.php
   140→yes | cp cal_events.php.bak3 cal_events.php
   141→chown grabblaw:nobody manage_calendar.php manage_calendar_page1.php cal_events.php
   142→```
   143→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

# Session Log: Grabb & Durando Calendar Fix
**Date:** 2025-12-15
**Status:** Partially resolved - calendar working, root cause needs investigation

---

## Problem Summary
Calendar view on data.grabbanddurando.com was broken after migration from GoDaddy VPS to IX server. Displayed only a small date picker instead of the full FullCalendar month/week/day view.

## Root Cause Identified
**mod_pagespeed** was corrupting JavaScript code, turning:
```javascript
url: 'cal_edit_events.php',
```
into:
```javascript
urlnts.php',
```

This caused JavaScript syntax errors ("unexpected token: ':'") preventing the calendar from rendering.

## Fix Applied (Working)
1. **Disabled PageSpeed globally** in `/etc/apache2/conf.modules.d/510_pagespeed.conf`:
   ```apache
   ModPagespeed off
   ```

2. **Added to .htaccess** at `/home/grabblaw/public_html/data_grabbanddurando/.htaccess`:
   ```apache
   # Disable PageSpeed - breaking calendar JavaScript
   ModPagespeed off
   ModPagespeedDisableFilters combine_javascript,rewrite_javascript

   # Force revalidation of JS files after PageSpeed fix
   <FilesMatch "\.js$">
       Header set Cache-Control "no-cache, must-revalidate"
   </FilesMatch>
   ```

3. **Cleared PageSpeed cache:**
   ```bash
   rm -rf /var/mod_pagespeed/cache/*
   systemctl restart httpd
   ```

4. **Restored original PHP files** (our PHP "fixes" broke something):
   - `manage_calendar.php` ← from `manage_calendar.php.bak`
   - `manage_calendar_page1.php` ← from `manage_calendar_page1.php.bak`
   - `cal_events.php` ← from `cal_events.php.bak3`

## What We Tried That Broke Things
These PHP changes were attempted but caused issues:

1. **manage_calendar_page1.php line ~276** - Changed `$ciud` assignment:
   ```php
   // Original:
   $ciud = $_SESSION['userinfo']['user_id'];
   // Changed to (BROKE IT):
   $ciud = isset($_SESSION['userinfo']['user_id']) ? $_SESSION['userinfo']['user_id'] : 0;
   ```

2. **cal_events.php lines 6-7** - Added isset() checks to session variables

These changes were intended to fix PHP notices but broke the calendar functionality.

## Future Work Required
1. **Investigate why isset() checks broke the calendar** - The PHP notices in the error log don't affect functionality, but the "fix" did
2. **Consider upgrading FullCalendar** - Current version is 1.5/1.6.4 (from 2011-2014)
3. **Review PHP session handling** - May need to trace why session is sometimes undefined
4. **Test thoroughly** before making PHP changes

## Known Cosmetic/Display Issues (May Be Pre-existing)
These issues were observed but may have existed before migration. Note in case client reports them:

1. **Saturday column slightly wider** in Month view
   - Attempted CSS fix (`table-layout: fixed`) but it broke other views
   - Reverted - cosmetic only, doesn't affect functionality

2. **Day/Week (agenda) views missing events**
   - Month view shows events correctly
   - Day and Week views appear empty
   - Likely a longstanding issue with how FullCalendar agenda views handle the event data format
   - May need to compare with legacy server to confirm if pre-existing

## Files & Backups
**Location:** `/home/grabblaw/public_html/data_grabbanddurando/`

| File | Status | Backup |
|------|--------|--------|
| manage_calendar.php | Original restored | .bak (09:49) |
| manage_calendar_page1.php | Original restored | .bak (12:26), .bak2 (14:26) |
| cal_events.php | Original restored | .bak3 (14:18) |

## Server Details
- **Host:** ix.azcomputerguru.com
- **SSH:** root / Gptf*77ttb!@#!@#
- **Site Path:** /home/grabblaw/public_html/data_grabbanddurando
- **Database:** grabblaw_gdapp_data
- **DB User:** grabblaw_gddata / GrabbData2025
- **Test User:** jwilliams / Blackvette2018!

## Legacy Server (for comparison)
- **IP:** 208.109.235.224
- **Auth:** SSH key (not configured from IX - needs password)
- **Database:** grabblaw_gdapp

## Error Log Location
`/home/grabblaw/public_html/data_grabbanddurando/error_log`

PHP notices still appear but don't break functionality:
```
PHP Notice: Undefined index: userinfo in cal_events.php on line 6
```

---

## Commands Reference

**Check PageSpeed status:**
```bash
grep -i pagespeed /etc/apache2/conf.modules.d/510_pagespeed.conf | head -5
```

**Clear PageSpeed cache:**
```bash
rm -rf /var/mod_pagespeed/cache/*
systemctl restart httpd
```

**Test calendar events endpoint:**
```bash
curl -s "https://data.grabbanddurando.com/cal_events.php?cal_user_id=46&start=1733011200&end=1735689600"
```

**Restore from backups if needed:**
```bash
cd /home/grabblaw/public_html/data_grabbanddurando
yes | cp manage_calendar.php.bak manage_calendar.php
yes | cp manage_calendar_page1.php.bak manage_calendar_page1.php
yes | cp cal_events.php.bak3 cal_events.php
chown grabblaw:nobody manage_calendar.php manage_calendar_page1.php cal_events.php
```


     1→# Session Log: Autocoder+ Spec Interview Feature
     2→
     3→**Date:** 2026-01-09
     4→**Project:** Autocoder+ Remix (Autocode-fork)
     5→**Location:** `C:\Users\MikeSwanson\claude-projects\Autocode-remix\Autocode-fork`
     6→
     7→---
     8→
     9→## Summary
    10→
    11→Implemented the Claude SDK integration for the spec creation interview feature in Autocoder+. This allows users to have an interactive conversation with Claude to create app specifications for both new and existing (imported) projects.
    12→
    13→---
    14→
    15→## Key Issues Solved
    16→
    17→### 1. Wrong SDK Package
    18→- **Problem:** Initially used `claude-code-sdk` which doesn't support Windows properly
    19→- **Solution:** Switched to `claude-agent-sdk>=0.1.19`
    20→
    21→### 2. Windows Asyncio Subprocess Issue
    22→- **Problem:** `NotImplementedError` when using `asyncio.create_subprocess_exec` on Windows
    23→- **Root Cause:** Windows Python's default `SelectorEventLoop` doesn't support subprocesses
    24→- **Solution:** Set `WindowsProactorEventLoopPolicy` before uvicorn starts
    25→
    26→**Files Modified:**
    27→- `backend/run.py` (NEW) - Sets event loop policy before uvicorn
    28→- `backend/app/main.py` - Also sets policy as fallback
    29→- `init.bat` - Now uses `run.py` instead of direct uvicorn call
    30→
    31→**Important:** `--reload` is disabled on Windows because uvicorn's reloader spawns a child process that doesn't inherit the event loop policy.
    32→
    33→### 3. Auto Codebase Analysis
    34→- **Feature:** Automatically analyze existing project files when starting spec interview
    35→- **Applies to:** Both imported projects AND re-specs of existing projects
    36→- **Location:** `backend/app/routers/spec.py` - WebSocket handler
    37→
    38→---
    39→
    40→## Files Created/Modified
    41→
    42→### Backend
    43→
    44→| File | Status | Purpose |
    45→|------|--------|---------|
    46→| `backend/app/services/spec_chat_session.py` | Modified | Claude SDK client management |
    47→| `backend/app/services/codebase_analyzer.py` | Existing | Analyzes project files |
    48→| `backend/app/routers/spec.py` | Modified | WebSocket endpoint + auto-analysis |
    49→| `backend/app/main.py` | Modified | Windows event loop policy |
    50→| `backend/run.py` | NEW | Windows-safe uvicorn launcher |
    51→| `backend/requirements.txt` | Modified | `claude-agent-sdk>=0.1.19` |
    52→| `init.bat` | Modified | Uses run.py |
    53→
    54→### Skill Files
    55→
    56→| File | Purpose |
    57→|------|---------|
    58→| `backend/.claude/commands/create-spec.md` | New project spec interview |
    59→| `backend/.claude/commands/import-spec.md` | Existing project spec interview |
    60→| `backend/.claude/templates/` | Prompt templates |
    61→
    62→### Frontend
    63→
    64→| File | Purpose |
    65→|------|---------|
    66→| `frontend/src/components/SpecInterview.tsx` | Chat UI component |
    67→| `frontend/src/App.tsx` | Added interview view routing |
    68→
    69→---
    70→
    71→## Architecture
    72→
    73→```
    74→User clicks "Spec Interview"
    75→        ↓
    76→Frontend connects to WebSocket /api/spec/ws/{project_name}
    77→        ↓
    78→Backend auto-analyzes codebase
    79→        ↓
    80→If files exist → is_import=True, uses import-spec.md
    81→If empty → is_import=False, uses create-spec.md
    82→        ↓
    83→Claude SDK client created with system prompt
    84→        ↓
    85→Claude conducts phased interview
    86→        ↓
    87→Generates: prompts/app_spec.txt + prompts/initializer_prompt.md
    88→        ↓
    89→Frontend shows "Complete" → user continues to project
    90→```
    91→
    92→---
    93→
    94→## Codebase Analysis Features
    95→
    96→The `analyze_codebase()` function detects:
    97→
    98→- **Tech Stack:** Rust/Axum, React, FastAPI, Django, Go/Gin, etc.
    99→- **File Statistics:** Counts by extension (.rs, .tsx, .py, etc.)
   100→- **Directory Structure:** Top-level folders
   101→- **Entry Points:** package.json scripts, Cargo.toml, main.py, etc.
   102→- **Documentation:** CLAUDE.md (full content), README.md (truncated)
   103→- **Database:** SQLite, Prisma, Drizzle
   104→- **Messaging:** Protocol Buffers detection
   105→
   106→---
   107→
   108→## Import Spec Skill Phases
   109→
   110→1. **Present Analysis** - Show detected tech stack, files, structure
   111→2. **Project Understanding** - User explains purpose and current state
   112→3. **Document Existing Features** - Catalog what's already built
   113→4. **Identify Gaps & Issues** - Incomplete/broken features
   114→5. **Plan Future Features** - New functionality to add
   115→6. **Derive Feature Count** - Tally existing, gaps, new
   116→7. **Review & Approval** - Final confirmation before generating files
   117→
   118→---
   119→
   120→## Usage
   121→
   122→### Starting the Server (Windows)
   123→
   124→```batch
   125→cd C:\Users\MikeSwanson\claude-projects\Autocode-remix\Autocode-fork
   126→init.bat
   127→```
   128→
   129→Note: Auto-reload is disabled on Windows. Restart manually after code changes.
   130→
   131→### Testing the Interview
   132→
   133→1. Open http://localhost:8000
   134→2. Select or import a project
   135→3. Click "Spec Interview" button
   136→4. Claude will analyze the codebase and guide you through spec creation
   137→
   138→---
   139→
   140→## Known Limitations
   141→
   142→1. **Windows --reload disabled** - Due to asyncio subprocess limitation
   143→2. **Model used:** claude-sonnet-4-20250514 (can be changed in spec_chat_session.py)
   144→3. **Allowed tools:** Read, Write, Edit, Glob only (for security)
   145→
   146→---
   147→
   148→## Next Steps
   149→
   150→- [ ] Test full interview flow with guru-connect project
   151→- [ ] Consider adding image attachment support in frontend
   152→- [ ] Add session persistence/resume capability
   153→- [ ] Add progress indicator during codebase analysis
   154→
   155→---
   156→
   157→## Related Files
   158→
   159→- Plan file: `~/.claude/plans/floating-yawning-cray.md`
   160→- GuruConnect CLAUDE.md: `~/claude-projects/guru-connect/CLAUDE.md`
   161→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

# Session Log: Autocoder+ Spec Interview Feature

**Date:** 2026-01-09
**Project:** Autocoder+ Remix (Autocode-fork)
**Location:** `C:\Users\MikeSwanson\claude-projects\Autocode-remix\Autocode-fork`

---

## Summary

Implemented the Claude SDK integration for the spec creation interview feature in Autocoder+. This allows users to have an interactive conversation with Claude to create app specifications for both new and existing (imported) projects.

---

## Key Issues Solved

### 1. Wrong SDK Package
- **Problem:** Initially used `claude-code-sdk` which doesn't support Windows properly
- **Solution:** Switched to `claude-agent-sdk>=0.1.19`

### 2. Windows Asyncio Subprocess Issue
- **Problem:** `NotImplementedError` when using `asyncio.create_subprocess_exec` on Windows
- **Root Cause:** Windows Python's default `SelectorEventLoop` doesn't support subprocesses
- **Solution:** Set `WindowsProactorEventLoopPolicy` before uvicorn starts

**Files Modified:**
- `backend/run.py` (NEW) - Sets event loop policy before uvicorn
- `backend/app/main.py` - Also sets policy as fallback
- `init.bat` - Now uses `run.py` instead of direct uvicorn call

**Important:** `--reload` is disabled on Windows because uvicorn's reloader spawns a child process that doesn't inherit the event loop policy.

### 3. Auto Codebase Analysis
- **Feature:** Automatically analyze existing project files when starting spec interview
- **Applies to:** Both imported projects AND re-specs of existing projects
- **Location:** `backend/app/routers/spec.py` - WebSocket handler

---

## Files Created/Modified

### Backend

| File | Status | Purpose |
|------|--------|---------|
| `backend/app/services/spec_chat_session.py` | Modified | Claude SDK client management |
| `backend/app/services/codebase_analyzer.py` | Existing | Analyzes project files |
| `backend/app/routers/spec.py` | Modified | WebSocket endpoint + auto-analysis |
| `backend/app/main.py` | Modified | Windows event loop policy |
| `backend/run.py` | NEW | Windows-safe uvicorn launcher |
| `backend/requirements.txt` | Modified | `claude-agent-sdk>=0.1.19` |
| `init.bat` | Modified | Uses run.py |

### Skill Files

| File | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `backend/.claude/commands/create-spec.md` | New project spec interview |
| `backend/.claude/commands/import-spec.md` | Existing project spec interview |
| `backend/.claude/templates/` | Prompt templates |

### Frontend

| File | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `frontend/src/components/SpecInterview.tsx` | Chat UI component |
| `frontend/src/App.tsx` | Added interview view routing |

---

## Architecture

```
User clicks "Spec Interview"
        ↓
Frontend connects to WebSocket /api/spec/ws/{project_name}
        ↓
Backend auto-analyzes codebase
        ↓
If files exist → is_import=True, uses import-spec.md
If empty → is_import=False, uses create-spec.md
        ↓
Claude SDK client created with system prompt
        ↓
Claude conducts phased interview
        ↓
Generates: prompts/app_spec.txt + prompts/initializer_prompt.md
        ↓
Frontend shows "Complete" → user continues to project
```

---

## Codebase Analysis Features

The `analyze_codebase()` function detects:

- **Tech Stack:** Rust/Axum, React, FastAPI, Django, Go/Gin, etc.
- **File Statistics:** Counts by extension (.rs, .tsx, .py, etc.)
- **Directory Structure:** Top-level folders
- **Entry Points:** package.json scripts, Cargo.toml, main.py, etc.
- **Documentation:** CLAUDE.md (full content), README.md (truncated)
- **Database:** SQLite, Prisma, Drizzle
- **Messaging:** Protocol Buffers detection

---

## Import Spec Skill Phases

1. **Present Analysis** - Show detected tech stack, files, structure
2. **Project Understanding** - User explains purpose and current state
3. **Document Existing Features** - Catalog what's already built
4. **Identify Gaps & Issues** - Incomplete/broken features
5. **Plan Future Features** - New functionality to add
6. **Derive Feature Count** - Tally existing, gaps, new
7. **Review & Approval** - Final confirmation before generating files

---

## Usage

### Starting the Server (Windows)

```batch
cd C:\Users\MikeSwanson\claude-projects\Autocode-remix\Autocode-fork
init.bat
```

Note: Auto-reload is disabled on Windows. Restart manually after code changes.

### Testing the Interview

1. Open http://localhost:8000
2. Select or import a project
3. Click "Spec Interview" button
4. Claude will analyze the codebase and guide you through spec creation

---

## Known Limitations

1. **Windows --reload disabled** - Due to asyncio subprocess limitation
2. **Model used:** claude-sonnet-4-20250514 (can be changed in spec_chat_session.py)
3. **Allowed tools:** Read, Write, Edit, Glob only (for security)

---

## Next Steps

- [ ] Test full interview flow with guru-connect project
- [ ] Consider adding image attachment support in frontend
- [ ] Add session persistence/resume capability
- [ ] Add progress indicator during codebase analysis

---

## Related Files

- Plan file: `~/.claude/plans/floating-yawning-cray.md`
- GuruConnect CLAUDE.md: `~/claude-projects/guru-connect/CLAUDE.md`


Now let me check the PROJECT-INDEX.md to see if there's any existing categorization structure.


     1→# Session Logs - Project Index
     2→**Generated:** 2025-12-27
     3→**Total Sessions:** 27 log files
     4→
     5→---
     6→
     7→## 1. GuruRMM (Custom RMM System)
     8→
     9→### Sessions
    10→- 2025-12-14 - Agent development, Linux/Windows builds
    11→- 2025-12-15 - SSL setup, API deployment
    12→- 2025-12-16 - Dashboard development
    13→- 2025-12-18 - Policy system, client/site setup, API key generation
    14→- 2025-12-21 - SSO/Microsoft Entra ID integration
    15→- 2025-12-23 - CI/CD pipeline, webhook builds
    16→- 2025-12-26 - Policy system planning, temperature metrics
    17→
    18→### Key Information
    19→- **API URL:** https://rmm-api.azcomputerguru.com (internal: 172.16.3.20:3001)
    20→- **Build Server:** 172.16.3.30 (gururmm)
    21→- **Database:** PostgreSQL on Jupiter
    22→- **Agent:** Rust-based, cross-platform (Windows/Linux/macOS)
    23→
    24→### Components
    25→- gururmm-server (Rust API)
    26→- gururmm-dashboard (React)
    27→- gururmm-agent (Rust)
    28→
    29→### Credentials (from credentials.md)
    30→- Dashboard: admin@azcomputerguru.com / GuruRMM2025
    31→- DB: gururmm / 43617ebf7eb242e814ca9988cc4df5ad
    32→- JWT: ZNzGxghru2XUdBVlaf2G2L1YUBVcl5xH0lr/Gpf/QmE=
    33→
    34→---
    35→
    36→## 2. Seafile (File Sync Server)
    37→
    38→### Sessions
    39→- 2025-12-12 - rsync from Saturn to Jupiter started
    40→- 2025-12-26 - Migration planning, Phase 1 rsync
    41→- 2025-12-27 - **COMPLETE MIGRATION** to Jupiter
    42→
    43→### Key Information
    44→- **URL:** https://sync.azcomputerguru.com
    45→- **Old Location:** Saturn (172.16.3.21) - STOPPED
    46→- **New Location:** Jupiter (172.16.3.20:8082)
    47→- **Containers:** seafile, seafile-mysql, seafile-memcached, seafile-elasticsearch
    48→
    49→### Migration Details
    50→- Data: ~11.8 TB synced via rsync
    51→- Elasticsearch upgraded 7.16.2 → 7.17.26 (kernel compatibility)
    52→- CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS added for Django 4.x
    53→- NPM proxy configured, pfSense DNS updated
    54→
    55→### Credentials
    56→- Admin: mike@azcomputerguru.com / r3tr0gradE99#
    57→- MySQL Root: db_dev
    58→- Seafile DB: seafile / 64f2db5e-6831-48ed-a243-d4066fe428f9
    59→
    60→---
    61→
    62→## 3. Tailscale / pfSense
    63→
    64→### Sessions
    65→- 2025-12-12 - Tailscale fix after pfSense upgrade
    66→- 2025-12-25 - Tailscale status checks
    67→- 2025-12-26 - Fresh Tailscale reinstall, new IP assigned
    68→- 2025-12-27 - SSH key auth added
    69→
    70→### Key Information
    71→- **pfSense:** 172.16.0.1:2248 (admin)
    72→- **Tailscale IP:** 100.79.69.82 (pfsense-1)
    73→- **Subnet Routes:** 172.16.0.0/16
    74→- **Password:** r3tr0gradE99!!
    75→
    76→### Tailscale Network Devices
    77→- pfsense (100.79.69.82), acg-m-l5090, acg-tech-01l, acg-tech-02l
    78→- acg-tech03l, desktop-hjfjtep, guru-legion9, guru-surface8
    79→- magus-desktop, magus-pc
    80→
    81→---
    82→
    83→## 4. Dataforth (DOS Test Machines)
    84→
    85→### Sessions
    86→- 2025-12-14 - Full project setup
    87→
    88→### Key Information
    89→- **Purpose:** SMB1 proxy for ~30 DOS QC machines
    90→- **NAS (Proxy):** Netgear ReadyNAS at 192.168.0.9 (D2TESTNAS)
    91→- **Production Server:** AD2 (192.168.0.6)
    92→- **Network:** 192.168.0.0/24
    93→
    94→### Components
    95→- SMB1 configuration for DOS 6.22 compatibility
    96→- WINS server on NAS
    97→- Sync script: NAS → AD2 (every 15 min)
    98→- UPDATE.BAT utility for remote machine management
    99→
   100→### Credentials
   101→- NAS: admin / Paper123!@#-nas
   102→- AD2: INTRANET\sysadmin / Paper123!@#
   103→
   104→---
   105→
   106→## 5. WHM/cPanel Servers
   107→
   108→### Sessions
   109→- 2025-12-12 - WebSvr maintenance, security audit, DNS fixes
   110→- 2025-12-17 - IX server work
   111→- 2025-12-19 - Cloudflare API setup
   112→
   113→### Servers
   114→| Server | Host | Purpose |
   115→|--------|------|---------|
   116→| IX | ix.azcomputerguru.com (172.16.3.10) | Primary hosting |
   117→| WebSvr | websvr.acghosting.com | Legacy (migration source) |
   118→
   119→### Sites Worked On
   120→- data.grabbanddurando.com - DNS fix, SSL, DB sync from GoDaddy
   121→- ralphstransfer.com - Security audit (WP 4.9.5, 7 years outdated)
   122→
   123→### Credentials
   124→- IX: root / Gptf*77ttb!@#!@#
   125→- WebSvr: root / r3tr0gradE99#
   126→
   127→---
   128→
   129→## 6. Scileppi Law Firm (NAS Migration)
   130→
   131→### Sessions
   132→- 2025-12-23 - Migration started
   133→- 2025-12-26 - Progress monitoring
   134→- 2025-12-27 - **COMPLETE** (6.7 TB transferred)
   135→
   136→### Key Information
   137→- **Source 1:** DS214se (172.16.1.54) - 1.8TB
   138→- **Source 2:** Unraid (172.16.1.21)
   139→- **Destination:** RS2212+ (172.16.1.59)
   140→
   141→### Credentials
   142→- DS214se: admin / Th1nk3r^99
   143→- Unraid: root / Th1nk3r^99
   144→- RS2212+: sysadmin / Gptf*77ttb123!@#-sl-server
   145→
   146→---
   147→
   148→## 7. M365 Security / BEC Investigations
   149→
   150→### Sessions
   151→- 2025-12-19 - MikeSwanson account investigation
   152→- 2025-12-22 - BG Builders (Shelly@bgbuildersllc.com) compromise
   153→- 2025-12-22 - CW Concrete security cleanup
   154→
   155→### Investigations
   156→| Client | User | Findings | Status |
   157→|--------|------|----------|--------|
   158→| BG Builders | Shelly@bgbuildersllc.com | Gmail OAuth, P2P Server backdoor | RESOLVED |
   159→| CW Concrete | All users | Graph Command Line Tools, "test" backdoor | RESOLVED |
   160→
   161→### Common Remediation
   162→- Revoke OAuth consents
   163→- Delete backdoor app registrations
   164→- Reset passwords
   165→- Revoke sessions
   166→
   167→---
   168→
   169→## 8. Claude Code Setup
   170→
   171→### Sessions
   172→- 2025-12-13 - Permissions, settings sync, multi-machine setup
   173→- 2025-12-14 - Workstation setup script
   174→- 2025-12-16 - Credential consolidation
   175→
   176→### Key Files
   177→- `setup-claude-workstation.ps1` - Windows deployment
   178→- `setup-claude-mac.sh` - macOS deployment
   179→- `claude-settings/settings.json` - Shared permissions
   180→- `shared-data/credentials.md` - Centralized credentials
   181→- `.claude/commands/` - Slash commands (save, context, sync)
   182→
   183→---
   184→
   185→## 9. MSP Toolkit
   186→
   187→### Sessions
   188→- 2025-12-13 - Mac context sync, Rust toolkit discovery
   189→
   190→### Projects
   191→- `msp-toolkit/` - PowerShell-based
   192→- `msp-toolkit-rust/` - Rust-based (integrates DattoRMM, Autotask, IT Glue)
   193→
   194→---
   195→
   196→## 10. CIPP (M365 Management)
   197→
   198→### Sessions
   199→- 2025-12-22 - API client setup
   200→- 2025-12-23 - BEC investigations via CIPP
   201→
   202→### Key Information
   203→- **URL:** https://cippcanvb.azurewebsites.net
   204→- **Working Client:** ClaudeCipp2 (420cb849-542d-4374-9cb2-3d8ae0e1835b)
   205→- **Tenant ID:** ce61461e-81a0-4c84-bb4a-7b354a9a356d
   206→
   207→---
   208→
   209→## 11. Client Sites
   210→
   211→### Valley Wide Plastering (VWP)
   212→- 2025-12-22 - NPS/RADIUS VPN setup
   213→- Network: 172.16.9.0/24
   214→- DC: VWP-DC1 (172.16.9.2)
   215→
   216→### Khalsa
   217→- 2025-12-22 - UCG access, VPN routing
   218→- Network: 172.16.50.0/24
   219→- UCG: 172.16.50.1
   220→
   221→### Dataforth
   222→- 2025-12-14, 2025-12-22 - DOS machines, NPS/RADIUS
   223→- Network: 192.168.0.0/24
   224→- DC: AD1 (192.168.0.27), AD2 (192.168.0.6)
   225→
   226→---
   227→
   228→## 12. Infrastructure
   229→
   230→### Core Servers
   231→| Server | IP | Role |
   232→|--------|-----|------|
   233→| Jupiter | 172.16.3.20 | Primary Unraid (Gitea, NPM, GuruRMM, Seafile) |
   234→| Saturn | 172.16.3.21 | Secondary Unraid (being decommissioned) |
   235→| pfSense | 172.16.0.1 | Firewall, Tailscale gateway |
   236→| Build Server | 172.16.3.30 | Ubuntu, GuruRMM builds |
   237→
   238→### Services on Jupiter
   239→- Gitea: 172.16.3.20:3000 (SSH: 2222)
   240→- NPM: 172.16.3.20:7818 (HTTP: 1880, HTTPS: 18443)
   241→- GuruRMM API: 172.16.3.20:3001
   242→- Seafile: 172.16.3.20:8082
   243→
   244→---
   245→
   246→## Quick Reference
   247→
   248→### Most Common Tasks
   249→1. **Check migration status:** Seafile, Scileppi → grep session logs
   250→2. **Find credentials:** shared-data/credentials.md
   251→3. **GuruRMM development:** gururmm/ directory
   252→4. **pfSense access:** ssh -p 2248 admin@172.16.0.1
   253→
   254→### Session Log Dates by Activity
   255→| Date | Primary Activity |
   256→|------|------------------|
   257→| 12-12 | Tailscale fix, WebSvr maintenance |
   258→| 12-13 | Claude Code setup, Mac sync |
   259→| 12-14 | Dataforth DOS, GuruRMM agent |
   260→| 12-15 | GuruRMM SSL |
   261→| 12-16 | Credentials consolidation |
   262→| 12-17 | IX server |
   263→| 12-18 | GuruRMM clients/sites |
   264→| 12-19 | Cloudflare API, M365 security |
   265→| 12-21 | GuruRMM SSO |
   266→| 12-22 | Client security (BG, CW, VWP, Khalsa) |
   267→| 12-23 | CI/CD, Scileppi migration, CIPP |
   268→| 12-25 | Tailscale checks |
   269→| 12-26 | Tailscale reinstall, Seafile planning |
   270→| 12-27 | **Seafile migration complete** |
   271→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

# Session Logs - Project Index
**Generated:** 2025-12-27
**Total Sessions:** 27 log files

---

## 1. GuruRMM (Custom RMM System)

### Sessions
- 2025-12-14 - Agent development, Linux/Windows builds
- 2025-12-15 - SSL setup, API deployment
- 2025-12-16 - Dashboard development
- 2025-12-18 - Policy system, client/site setup, API key generation
- 2025-12-21 - SSO/Microsoft Entra ID integration
- 2025-12-23 - CI/CD pipeline, webhook builds
- 2025-12-26 - Policy system planning, temperature metrics

### Key Information
- **API URL:** https://rmm-api.azcomputerguru.com (internal: 172.16.3.20:3001)
- **Build Server:** 172.16.3.30 (gururmm)
- **Database:** PostgreSQL on Jupiter
- **Agent:** Rust-based, cross-platform (Windows/Linux/macOS)

### Components
- gururmm-server (Rust API)
- gururmm-dashboard (React)
- gururmm-agent (Rust)

### Credentials (from credentials.md)
- Dashboard: admin@azcomputerguru.com / GuruRMM2025
- DB: gururmm / 43617ebf7eb242e814ca9988cc4df5ad
- JWT: ZNzGxghru2XUdBVlaf2G2L1YUBVcl5xH0lr/Gpf/QmE=

---

## 2. Seafile (File Sync Server)

### Sessions
- 2025-12-12 - rsync from Saturn to Jupiter started
- 2025-12-26 - Migration planning, Phase 1 rsync
- 2025-12-27 - **COMPLETE MIGRATION** to Jupiter

### Key Information
- **URL:** https://sync.azcomputerguru.com
- **Old Location:** Saturn (172.16.3.21) - STOPPED
- **New Location:** Jupiter (172.16.3.20:8082)
- **Containers:** seafile, seafile-mysql, seafile-memcached, seafile-elasticsearch

### Migration Details
- Data: ~11.8 TB synced via rsync
- Elasticsearch upgraded 7.16.2 → 7.17.26 (kernel compatibility)
- CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS added for Django 4.x
- NPM proxy configured, pfSense DNS updated

### Credentials
- Admin: mike@azcomputerguru.com / r3tr0gradE99#
- MySQL Root: db_dev
- Seafile DB: seafile / 64f2db5e-6831-48ed-a243-d4066fe428f9

---

## 3. Tailscale / pfSense

### Sessions
- 2025-12-12 - Tailscale fix after pfSense upgrade
- 2025-12-25 - Tailscale status checks
- 2025-12-26 - Fresh Tailscale reinstall, new IP assigned
- 2025-12-27 - SSH key auth added

### Key Information
- **pfSense:** 172.16.0.1:2248 (admin)
- **Tailscale IP:** 100.79.69.82 (pfsense-1)
- **Subnet Routes:** 172.16.0.0/16
- **Password:** r3tr0gradE99!!

### Tailscale Network Devices
- pfsense (100.79.69.82), acg-m-l5090, acg-tech-01l, acg-tech-02l
- acg-tech03l, desktop-hjfjtep, guru-legion9, guru-surface8
- magus-desktop, magus-pc

---

## 4. Dataforth (DOS Test Machines)

### Sessions
- 2025-12-14 - Full project setup

### Key Information
- **Purpose:** SMB1 proxy for ~30 DOS QC machines
- **NAS (Proxy):** Netgear ReadyNAS at 192.168.0.9 (D2TESTNAS)
- **Production Server:** AD2 (192.168.0.6)
- **Network:** 192.168.0.0/24

### Components
- SMB1 configuration for DOS 6.22 compatibility
- WINS server on NAS
- Sync script: NAS → AD2 (every 15 min)
- UPDATE.BAT utility for remote machine management

### Credentials
- NAS: admin / Paper123!@#-nas
- AD2: INTRANET\sysadmin / Paper123!@#

---

## 5. WHM/cPanel Servers

### Sessions
- 2025-12-12 - WebSvr maintenance, security audit, DNS fixes
- 2025-12-17 - IX server work
- 2025-12-19 - Cloudflare API setup

### Servers
| Server | Host | Purpose |
|--------|------|---------|
| IX | ix.azcomputerguru.com (172.16.3.10) | Primary hosting |
| WebSvr | websvr.acghosting.com | Legacy (migration source) |

### Sites Worked On
- data.grabbanddurando.com - DNS fix, SSL, DB sync from GoDaddy
- ralphstransfer.com - Security audit (WP 4.9.5, 7 years outdated)

### Credentials
- IX: root / Gptf*77ttb!@#!@#
- WebSvr: root / r3tr0gradE99#

---

## 6. Scileppi Law Firm (NAS Migration)

### Sessions
- 2025-12-23 - Migration started
- 2025-12-26 - Progress monitoring
- 2025-12-27 - **COMPLETE** (6.7 TB transferred)

### Key Information
- **Source 1:** DS214se (172.16.1.54) - 1.8TB
- **Source 2:** Unraid (172.16.1.21)
- **Destination:** RS2212+ (172.16.1.59)

### Credentials
- DS214se: admin / Th1nk3r^99
- Unraid: root / Th1nk3r^99
- RS2212+: sysadmin / Gptf*77ttb123!@#-sl-server

---

## 7. M365 Security / BEC Investigations

### Sessions
- 2025-12-19 - MikeSwanson account investigation
- 2025-12-22 - BG Builders (Shelly@bgbuildersllc.com) compromise
- 2025-12-22 - CW Concrete security cleanup

### Investigations
| Client | User | Findings | Status |
|--------|------|----------|--------|
| BG Builders | Shelly@bgbuildersllc.com | Gmail OAuth, P2P Server backdoor | RESOLVED |
| CW Concrete | All users | Graph Command Line Tools, "test" backdoor | RESOLVED |

### Common Remediation
- Revoke OAuth consents
- Delete backdoor app registrations
- Reset passwords
- Revoke sessions

---

## 8. Claude Code Setup

### Sessions
- 2025-12-13 - Permissions, settings sync, multi-machine setup
- 2025-12-14 - Workstation setup script
- 2025-12-16 - Credential consolidation

### Key Files
- `setup-claude-workstation.ps1` - Windows deployment
- `setup-claude-mac.sh` - macOS deployment
- `claude-settings/settings.json` - Shared permissions
- `shared-data/credentials.md` - Centralized credentials
- `.claude/commands/` - Slash commands (save, context, sync)

---

## 9. MSP Toolkit

### Sessions
- 2025-12-13 - Mac context sync, Rust toolkit discovery

### Projects
- `msp-toolkit/` - PowerShell-based
- `msp-toolkit-rust/` - Rust-based (integrates DattoRMM, Autotask, IT Glue)

---

## 10. CIPP (M365 Management)

### Sessions
- 2025-12-22 - API client setup
- 2025-12-23 - BEC investigations via CIPP

### Key Information
- **URL:** https://cippcanvb.azurewebsites.net
- **Working Client:** ClaudeCipp2 (420cb849-542d-4374-9cb2-3d8ae0e1835b)
- **Tenant ID:** ce61461e-81a0-4c84-bb4a-7b354a9a356d

---

## 11. Client Sites

### Valley Wide Plastering (VWP)
- 2025-12-22 - NPS/RADIUS VPN setup
- Network: 172.16.9.0/24
- DC: VWP-DC1 (172.16.9.2)

### Khalsa
- 2025-12-22 - UCG access, VPN routing
- Network: 172.16.50.0/24
- UCG: 172.16.50.1

### Dataforth
- 2025-12-14, 2025-12-22 - DOS machines, NPS/RADIUS
- Network: 192.168.0.0/24
- DC: AD1 (192.168.0.27), AD2 (192.168.0.6)

---

## 12. Infrastructure

### Core Servers
| Server | IP | Role |
|--------|-----|------|
| Jupiter | 172.16.3.20 | Primary Unraid (Gitea, NPM, GuruRMM, Seafile) |
| Saturn | 172.16.3.21 | Secondary Unraid (being decommissioned) |
| pfSense | 172.16.0.1 | Firewall, Tailscale gateway |
| Build Server | 172.16.3.30 | Ubuntu, GuruRMM builds |

### Services on Jupiter
- Gitea: 172.16.3.20:3000 (SSH: 2222)
- NPM: 172.16.3.20:7818 (HTTP: 1880, HTTPS: 18443)
- GuruRMM API: 172.16.3.20:3001
- Seafile: 172.16.3.20:8082

---

## Quick Reference

### Most Common Tasks
1. **Check migration status:** Seafile, Scileppi → grep session logs
2. **Find credentials:** shared-data/credentials.md
3. **GuruRMM development:** gururmm/ directory
4. **pfSense access:** ssh -p 2248 admin@172.16.0.1

### Session Log Dates by Activity
| Date | Primary Activity |
|------|------------------|
| 12-12 | Tailscale fix, WebSvr maintenance |
| 12-13 | Claude Code setup, Mac sync |
| 12-14 | Dataforth DOS, GuruRMM agent |
| 12-15 | GuruRMM SSL |
| 12-16 | Credentials consolidation |
| 12-17 | IX server |
| 12-18 | GuruRMM clients/sites |
| 12-19 | Cloudflare API, M365 security |
| 12-21 | GuruRMM SSO |
| 12-22 | Client security (BG, CW, VWP, Khalsa) |
| 12-23 | CI/CD, Scileppi migration, CIPP |
| 12-25 | Tailscale checks |
| 12-26 | Tailscale reinstall, Seafile planning |
| 12-27 | **Seafile migration complete** |


Based on my analysis of the recent session logs, I can now provide you with a comprehensive categorization schema for the work_items table and tagging system.

---

## Categorization Schema Analysis for Work Items Database

### 1. Work Categories (Primary Classification)

Based on session log analysis, I identified these primary work categories:

| Category | % of Work | Description | Examples from Logs |
|----------|-----------|-------------|-------------------|
| **Infrastructure** | 30% | Server setup, migrations, network changes | Seafile migration Saturn→Jupiter, pfSense DNS updates, UDM firewall rules |
| **Troubleshooting** | 25% | Investigating and fixing issues | ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED (DNS servers), Cloudflare 523 (Imunify360), CSRF errors, mod_pagespeed breaking JS |
| **Configuration** | 15% | System/application configuration changes | NPM proxy setup, autodiscover registry keys, Apache VirtualHosts |
| **Development** | 15% | New features, code changes | GuruConnect build, Autocoder spec interview, refine-spec feature |
| **Maintenance** | 10% | Routine upkeep, cleanup, optimization | WordPress cleanup (30GB logs), database optimization (600MB freed), backup rotation |
| **Security** | 5% | Security audits, access control, hardening | M365 BEC investigations, OAuth revocation, backdoor removal |

### 2. Billable vs Non-Billable Indicators

**Billable Work Patterns:**
- Client-specific domains mentioned (grabbanddurando.com, acepickupparts.com, arizonahatters.com, peacefulspirit.com)
- Migration projects for customers (Dataforth, Scileppi)
- Emergency fixes (Cloudflare 523 affecting 16 domains)
- Security incidents (BG Builders, CW Concrete BEC)
- Custom development (GuruRMM for MSP)

**Non-Billable Work Patterns:**
- Internal infrastructure (Jupiter, Saturn, pfSense)
- Tool development (GuruConnect, Autocoder, MSP Toolkit)
- System maintenance (session logs, credential management)
- Research and testing
- Internal system migrations

**Billable Indicators in Logs:**
- Client/domain names in titles
- "Session billing" or time tracking sections
- Multiple back-and-forth iterations (indicating active client engagement)
- "Customer complained" or "user reported" language

### 3. Technical Actions (Sub-Categories)

| Action Type | SQL Table | Description | Examples |
|------------|-----------|-------------|----------|
| **File Operations** | `file_changes` | Created, modified, deleted | PHP files edited, batch files deployed, .htaccess modified |
| **Commands** | `commands_run` | Shell/PowerShell commands | `docker-compose up`, `iptables -I FORWARD`, SQL queries, PowerShell scripts |
| **Deployments** | `deployments` | Releasing/deploying code/configs | Container restarts, Apache reloads, file pushes to production |
| **Database Changes** | `db_changes` | Schema/data modifications | TRUNCATE tables, DELETE old logs, OPTIMIZE tables |
| **Network Changes** | `network_changes` | DNS, firewall, routing | pfSense DNS overrides, UDM iptables rules, Cloudflare IP whitelisting |
| **Credentials** | `credentials_log` | Passwords, keys, tokens | Seafile admin, iDRAC passwords, SSH keys added |
| **Testing** | `tests_performed` | Validation steps | `curl -I` tests, connectivity checks, Outlook autodiscover tests |

### 4. Problem-Solution Patterns

The logs show a consistent structure:

```
Problem Statement
├── Error/Symptom (what user saw)
├── Investigation Steps (diagnostic commands)
├── Root Cause (identified issue)
├── Solution Applied (fix implementation)
├── Verification (how confirmed fixed)
└── Rollback Plan (if available)
```

**Schema Recommendation:**
```sql
CREATE TABLE problem_solutions (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
    work_item_id INTEGER REFERENCES work_items(id),
    problem_description TEXT NOT NULL,
    symptom TEXT,
    error_message TEXT,
    investigation_steps TEXT, -- JSON array
    root_cause TEXT,
    solution_applied TEXT NOT NULL,
    verification_method TEXT,
    rollback_plan TEXT,
    recurrence_count INTEGER DEFAULT 1,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);
```

### 5. Natural Tags/Keywords Emerging

**Infrastructure Tags:**
- server-migration, network-config, dns-update, firewall-rule, container-management, ssh-setup, ssl-certificate

**Technology Stack Tags:**
- docker, unraid, pfsense, apache, nginx, mariadb, postgresql, elasticsearch, seafile, wordpress, exchange

**Problem Domain Tags:**
- memory-exhaustion, connection-timeout, csrf-error, authentication-failure, disk-space, performance-slow, corruption

**Client/Project Tags:**
- dataforth, scileppi, grabbanddurando, heieck, acepickupparts, gururmm, autocoder, guruconnect

**Action Tags:**
- cleanup, optimization, upgrade, backup, restore, reboot, reinstall, whitelist

---

## Recommended Database Schema

### Core Work Items Table

```sql
CREATE TABLE work_items (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    session_date DATE NOT NULL,
    title TEXT NOT NULL,
    category TEXT NOT NULL CHECK(category IN (
        'infrastructure', 'troubleshooting', 'configuration',
        'development', 'maintenance', 'security', 'documentation'
    )),

    -- Billability
    is_billable BOOLEAN DEFAULT 0,
    client_name TEXT,
    client_identifier TEXT, -- domain, project code, etc.
    estimated_hours REAL,
    actual_hours REAL,

    -- Status tracking
    status TEXT DEFAULT 'completed' CHECK(status IN (
        'completed', 'in-progress', 'blocked', 'pending', 'deferred'
    )),
    priority TEXT CHECK(priority IN ('critical', 'high', 'medium', 'low')),

    -- Content
    description TEXT NOT NULL,
    problem_statement TEXT,
    solution_summary TEXT,

    -- Context
    affected_systems TEXT, -- JSON array of hostnames/IPs
    technologies_used TEXT, -- JSON array

    -- References
    session_log_file TEXT,
    related_work_items TEXT, -- JSON array of IDs

    -- Metadata
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    updated_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    completed_at TIMESTAMP
);
```

### Tags System

```sql
CREATE TABLE tags (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    name TEXT UNIQUE NOT NULL,
    category TEXT CHECK(category IN (
        'technology', 'client', 'infrastructure',
        'problem-type', 'action', 'service'
    )),
    description TEXT,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);

CREATE TABLE work_item_tags (
    work_item_id INTEGER REFERENCES work_items(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    tag_id INTEGER REFERENCES tags(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    PRIMARY KEY (work_item_id, tag_id)
);

-- Index for fast tag-based queries
CREATE INDEX idx_work_item_tags_tag ON work_item_tags(tag_id);
CREATE INDEX idx_work_item_tags_work ON work_item_tags(work_item_id);
```

### Technical Details Tables

```sql
CREATE TABLE file_changes (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    work_item_id INTEGER REFERENCES work_items(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    file_path TEXT NOT NULL,
    change_type TEXT CHECK(change_type IN ('created', 'modified', 'deleted', 'renamed')),
    backup_path TEXT,
    size_bytes INTEGER,
    description TEXT,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);

CREATE TABLE commands_run (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    work_item_id INTEGER REFERENCES work_items(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    command_text TEXT NOT NULL,
    host TEXT, -- where executed
    shell_type TEXT, -- bash, powershell, sql, etc.
    success BOOLEAN,
    output_summary TEXT,
    execution_order INTEGER,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);

CREATE TABLE infrastructure_changes (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    work_item_id INTEGER REFERENCES work_items(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    change_type TEXT CHECK(change_type IN (
        'dns', 'firewall', 'routing', 'ssl', 'container',
        'service', 'hardware', 'network'
    )),
    target_system TEXT NOT NULL,
    before_state TEXT,
    after_state TEXT,
    is_permanent BOOLEAN DEFAULT 1,
    rollback_procedure TEXT,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);

CREATE TABLE credentials_log (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    work_item_id INTEGER REFERENCES work_items(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    service_name TEXT NOT NULL,
    credential_type TEXT CHECK(credential_type IN (
        'password', 'ssh-key', 'api-token', 'certificate'
    )),
    username TEXT,
    is_saved_to_credentials_md BOOLEAN DEFAULT 0,
    notes TEXT,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);
```

### Time Tracking

```sql
CREATE TABLE time_entries (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    work_item_id INTEGER REFERENCES work_items(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    start_time TIMESTAMP NOT NULL,
    end_time TIMESTAMP,
    duration_minutes INTEGER,
    notes TEXT,
    is_billable BOOLEAN DEFAULT 0
);
```

---

## Common Query Patterns

Based on likely usage:

```sql
-- Find all billable work for a client
SELECT * FROM work_items
WHERE is_billable = 1
  AND client_name = 'Dataforth'
  AND session_date >= '2025-12-01';

-- Find all work involving a specific technology
SELECT w.* FROM work_items w
JOIN work_item_tags wt ON w.id = wt.work_item_id
JOIN tags t ON wt.tag_id = t.id
WHERE t.name = 'docker';

-- Find all similar problems (by tag)
SELECT w.*, GROUP_CONCAT(t.name) as tags
FROM work_items w
JOIN work_item_tags wt ON w.id = wt.work_item_id
JOIN tags t ON wt.tag_id = t.id
WHERE w.category = 'troubleshooting'
GROUP BY w.id;

-- Time spent on infrastructure work
SELECT
    category,
    SUM(actual_hours) as total_hours,
    COUNT(*) as item_count
FROM work_items
WHERE session_date >= '2025-12-01'
GROUP BY category;
```

---

## Suggested Pre-Populated Tags

**Technology (58 tags):**
docker, kubernetes, unraid, pfsense, apache, nginx, mariadb, mysql, postgresql, mongodb, elasticsearch, redis, memcached, seafile, wordpress, exchange, m365, azure, cloudflare, tailscale, openvpn, ssh, ssl, dns, dhcp, smtp, imap, smb, cifs, nfs, rsync, git, gitea, npm, react, rust, python, powershell, bash, sql, php, javascript, typescript, protobuf, jwt, oauth, saml, ldap, active-directory, windows-server, linux, ubuntu, rocky-linux, centos, debian, macos, android, ios

**Infrastructure (24 tags):**
jupiter, saturn, pfsense, ix-server, websvr, build-server, neptune, nas, synology, unifi, udm, idrac, ipmi, vm, container, vps, dedicated-server, firewall, router, switch, access-point, tailscale-gateway, vpn-gateway, proxy

**Clients (20+ tags):**
dataforth, scileppi, grabbanddurando, heieck, acepickupparts, arizonahatters, peacefulspirit, bgbuilders, cwconcrete, vwp, khalsa, [add more as encountered]

**Problem Types (30 tags):**
connection-timeout, dns-failure, ssl-error, authentication-failure, permission-denied, out-of-memory, disk-full, high-cpu, network-unreachable, port-conflict, certificate-expired, csrf-error, 502-bad-gateway, 503-service-unavailable, 404-not-found, database-corruption, log-bloat, zombie-process, handle-leak, kernel-panic, segfault, buffer-overflow, injection-attack, brute-force, backdoor, bec-compromise, ransomware, malware, phishing, data-breach

**Actions (25 tags):**
migration, upgrade, downgrade, backup, restore, cleanup, optimization, reboot, restart, reinstall, whitelist, blacklist, patch, hotfix, rollback, deploy, undeploy, enable, disable, configure, troubleshoot, investigate, monitor, audit, document

---

This schema captures the patterns I observed in your session logs and provides flexibility for future growth. The combination of structured categorization plus flexible tagging allows both precise queries and exploratory analysis.