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# Session Log: ClaudeTools MSP Mode Foundation Design

**Date:** 2026-01-15
**Duration:** ~2 hours
**Status:** Complete - Foundation design phase
**Focus:** D:\ClaudeTools custom modes architecture and MSP Mode specification

---

## Session Summary

Designed comprehensive foundation for D:\ClaudeTools custom Claude Code modes system. Created detailed MSP Mode specification with database schema, behaviors, and external integrations. This is planning/design work - no implementation yet.

### Key Accomplishments

1. **Architecture Design:**
   - SQL database (MariaDB on Jupiter) vs Git/Gitea files analysis
   - Decision: SQL for structured queries, relational data, no merge conflicts
   - FastAPI REST API with JWT authentication
   - Gitea sync for configuration across machines
   - Modular integration plugins for MSP platforms

2. **Database Schema Design (30 tables):**
   - Analyzed 37 session logs, credentials, all projects via 5 parallel agents
   - 25 core tables + 5 junction tables = 30 total
   - Categories: MSP tracking, infrastructure, credentials, work details, tagging, integrations
   - Pre-identified 157+ tags for auto-categorization
   - Estimated storage: 1-2 GB/year

3. **MSP Mode Behaviors Defined:**
   - Auto-categorization of client work (7 categories)
   - Information-dense storage format (facts, not narrative)
   - Auto-tracking: commands, files, problems, credentials, infrastructure changes
   - Smart billability detection
   - Context awareness and auto-suggestion
   - External tool integrations (SyncroMSP, MSP Backups, Zapier)

4. **Normal Mode Behaviors Defined:**
   - For general work/research not assigned to client or dev project
   - Knowledge retention across mode switches
   - Lighter tracking than MSP mode
   - Captures decisions, findings, learnings
   - Queryable knowledge base

5. **MSP Tool Integration Planning:**
   - SyncroMSP ticket management and time tracking
   - MSP Backups report pulling and attachment
   - Zapier webhook automation
   - Natural language workflows
   - OAuth/API key security model

---

## Architecture Decisions

### Storage: SQL Database (MariaDB)

**Decision:** Use SQL database instead of local files + Git sync

**Rationale:**
- Claude Code requires internet anyway (offline not real advantage)
- Structured queries: "Show all work for Client X in January"
- Relational data: clients → projects → sessions → credentials → billing
- Fast indexing and search even with years of data
- No merge conflicts (single source of truth)
- Time tracking and billing calculations
- Report generation capabilities

**Implementation:**
- MariaDB on Jupiter (172.16.3.20) - existing infrastructure
- New database: `msp_tracking`
- FastAPI REST API (Python) for access
- JWT token authentication
- Encrypted credentials (AES-256-GCM)

### Access Method: REST API with JWT

**Decision:** FastAPI REST API with JWT authentication

**Security benefits:**
- Token-based auth (revocable, rotatable)
- Scoped permissions
- Audit logging (track all queries)
- Rate limiting
- HTTPS encryption
- No direct DB credentials on local machine

**Scalability:**
- Team member expansion
- Other tools can integrate (scripts, mobile)
- Stateless authentication
- Multiple clients supported

**Technology Stack:**
- **FastAPI** (Python) - async, auto-docs, type safety, SQLAlchemy ORM
- **JWT tokens** - stateless, claims-based, refresh token pattern
- **Gitea-synced config** - API URL, encrypted tokens
- **Docker container** on Jupiter - easy deployment, resource limits

---

## Database Schema Design (30 Tables)

### Analysis Method

**Parallel Agents (5 concurrent):**
1. **MSP Client Work Patterns** - Analyzed 37 session logs
2. **Credential Storage Patterns** - Analyzed shared-data/credentials.md
3. **Project Structures** - Analyzed all project directories
4. **Work Categorization** - Analyzed work types and billing patterns
5. **Infrastructure Relationships** - Analyzed client networks, services, assets

### Schema Categories

**1. Core MSP Tracking (5 tables)**
- `clients` - Client organizations (50 estimated)
- `projects` - Client projects/engagements (100 estimated)
- `sessions` - Work sessions with time tracking (500-1000/year)
- `work_items` - Individual tasks within sessions (5,000-10,000/year)
- `pending_tasks` - Open items across clients

**2. Client & Infrastructure (7 tables)**
- `sites` - Physical/logical client locations
- `infrastructure` - Servers, network devices, NAS, workstations
- `services` - Applications running on infrastructure
- `service_relationships` - Dependencies between services
- `networks` - Network segments, VLANs, VPN networks
- `firewall_rules` - Network security rules
- `m365_tenants` - Microsoft 365 tenant tracking

**3. Credentials & Security (4 tables)**
- `credentials` - Encrypted credential storage (AES-256-GCM)
- `credential_audit_log` - Audit trail for access
- `security_incidents` - Security events and remediation
- `credential_permissions` - Access control (future team expansion)

**4. Work Details (6 tables)**
- `file_changes` - Files created/modified/deleted
- `commands_run` - Shell/PowerShell/SQL commands
- `infrastructure_changes` - Infrastructure modifications
- `problem_solutions` - Issues with root cause and resolution
- `deployments` - Software/config deployments
- `database_changes` - DB schema/data modifications

**5. Tagging & Categorization (3 tables + 2 junction)**
- `tags` - 157+ pre-identified tags
- `work_item_tags` - Many-to-many: work items ↔ tags
- `session_tags` - Many-to-many: sessions ↔ tags

**6. System & Audit (2 tables)**
- `api_audit_log` - Track all API requests
- `schema_migrations` - Alembic migration tracking

**7. External Integrations (3 tables)**
- `external_integrations` - Track all integration actions
- `integration_credentials` - OAuth/API keys (encrypted)
- `ticket_links` - Link sessions to external tickets

### Tag Categories Pre-Identified

**Technology (58 tags):** docker, postgresql, apache, nginx, mariadb, wordpress, m365, etc.
**Infrastructure (24 tags):** jupiter, saturn, pfsense, ix-server, udm, nas, etc.
**Clients (20+ tags):** dataforth, grabb-durando, vwp, khalsa, etc.
**Problem Types (30 tags):** connection-timeout, ssl-error, dns-failure, etc.
**Actions (25 tags):** migration, upgrade, cleanup, backup, restore, etc.

### Work Distribution (from analysis)
- Infrastructure: 30%
- Troubleshooting: 25%
- Configuration: 15%
- Development: 15%
- Maintenance: 10%
- Security: 5%

---

## MSP Mode Behaviors

### Core Principle
**Automatically categorize client interactions and store useful data in brief but information-dense format.**

### Session Start (`/msp`)

1. **Client/Project Detection:**
   - Auto-detect from context (client names, domains, IPs mentioned)
   - If ambiguous, quick-select from recent clients
   - Prompt: "Working on: [Client] - [Project]?"

2. **Session Initialization:**
   - Auto-start timer
   - Create session record (client_id, project_id, start_time, status='in_progress')
   - Display: "MSP Mode: [Client] - [Project] | Started: [time]"

3. **Context Loading:**
   - Recent sessions for this client (last 5)
   - Open pending_tasks
   - Recent credentials accessed
   - Infrastructure topology

### During Session (Auto-Tracking)

**Auto-Categorization:**
- Keywords trigger categories:
  - "ssh", "docker restart" → infrastructure
  - "error", "not working" → troubleshooting
  - "configure", "setup" → configuration
  - "build", "code" → development
  - "cleanup", "optimize" → maintenance
  - "malware", "breach" → security

**Auto-Extract Structured Data:**
- Technology tags (from commands/context)
- Affected systems (IPs, hostnames)
- Commands run (every bash/powershell command)
- Files changed (read/edit/write with backups)
- Problems & solutions (symptom → root cause → fix → verification)
- Credentials accessed (audit log only, never plaintext)
- Infrastructure changes (before/after states, rollback procedures)

**Information Density Example:**

**Dense (Good):**
```
Problem: Apache crash on jupiter
Error: segfault in mod_php
Cause: PHP 8.1 incompatibility
Fix: Downgraded to PHP 7.4, restarted apache
Verify: Website loads, no errors in logs
Files: /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/php*.conf
Commands: 3 (apt, systemctl, curl)
```

**Verbose (Avoid):**
```
I first investigated the Apache crash by checking the error logs.
Then I noticed that there was a segmentation fault in the mod_php module.
After some research, I determined this was due to a PHP version incompatibility.
...
```

### Billability Detection

- Client work (non-internal) → is_billable = true by default
- Internal infrastructure → is_billable = false
- Override: `/billable false`
- Time tracked per work_item, aggregated to session

### Session End (`/msp end` or `/normal`)

1. **Auto-save to database:**
   - End timer, calculate duration
   - Set status = 'completed'

2. **Generate dense summary:**
   - Work completed (concise bullets)
   - Problems solved (error → solution)
   - Infrastructure changes (system: type - description)
   - Commands/files counts, technology tags
   - Billable hours

3. **Prompt for review:**
   - "Save session? (y/n)"
   - "Billable hours: [auto-calculated] - adjust?"
   - "Add notes?"

4. **POST to API:** Complete session with all work_items, commands, files, etc.

5. **Optional:** Generate markdown session log file

---

## MSP Tool Integrations (Future)

### Planned Platforms

**SyncroMSP (PSA/RMM):**
- Tickets: create, update, search, attach files
- Time tracking: auto-log billable hours
- Assets: link work to customer assets
- OAuth REST API

**MSP Backups:**
- Pull backup status reports
- Check backup failures
- Attach reports to tickets
- Vendor-specific REST API

**Zapier:**
- Webhooks for automation
- Session completed → create ticket
- Ticket created → start session

**Future:** Autotask, ConnectWise, Datto RMM, IT Glue, Microsoft Teams

### Example Workflow

**User:** "Find the ticket for Dataforth about Backups - update it with the changes we've made today, and pull a report from MSP backups to attach to that ticket"

**Claude Execution:**
1. Search SyncroMSP: tickets for customer="Dataforth", subject="Backup"
2. Find ticket #12345
3. Query database: work_items for current session
4. Generate summary of today's work
5. POST comment to ticket #12345
6. GET backup report from MSPBackups API
7. POST attachment to ticket #12345
8. Log to external_integrations table

### Integration Security

- OAuth flow with encrypted token storage
- API keys encrypted (AES-256-GCM)
- Audit log for all external API calls
- Read-only by default
- Write operations require user confirmation
- Per-integration permission scopes

### Database Tables for Integrations

- `external_integrations` - Track all integration actions
- `integration_credentials` - OAuth/API keys (encrypted)
- `ticket_links` - Link sessions to external tickets

---

## Normal Mode Behaviors

### Purpose

Normal Mode for:
- Research and exploration
- General questions
- Internal infrastructure work (non-client)
- Learning/experimentation
- Documentation
- Non-categorized work

**Not for:**
- Client work → Use MSP Mode
- Specific dev projects → Use Dev Mode

### Mode Switch (`/normal`)

**Knowledge Retention:**
- **Keep:** All learned information, credentials, context from previous modes
- **Clear:** Client/project assignment only
- **Rationale:** Research in Normal, apply in MSP

**Session:**
- client_id = NULL, project_id = NULL
- is_billable = false
- Lighter tracking (key actions, not every command)

### Information Focus

**Capture:**
- Decisions: "Decided to use Alembic for migrations"
- Findings: "SQLAlchemy pool_size=20 optimal"
- Key commands/files (if applicable)
- Tags: technology, topics

**Example:**
```
Title: Researched PostgreSQL connection pooling for FastAPI
Category: research
Finding: SQLAlchemy pool_size=20, max_overflow=10 optimal
Decision: Use SQLAlchemy with pool_pre_ping=True
Tags: postgresql, sqlalchemy, fastapi
Billable: false
```

### Value

**Why track Normal mode sessions?**
- Knowledge base: "What did I learn about JWT last month?"
- Decision trail: "Why did we choose FastAPI?"
- Reference: "Where did I see that solution?"
- Context recovery for future Claude instances

### Mode Comparison

| Aspect | MSP Mode | Dev Mode | Normal Mode |
|--------|----------|----------|-------------|
| Purpose | Client work | Specific projects | General/research |
| Client/Project | Required | Optional | None (NULL) |
| Billable | Default: yes | Default: no | Default: no |
| Detail Level | High (every command) | Medium | Light (key actions) |
| Focus | Client value | Code/features | Knowledge/learning |

---

## Files Created

### D:\ClaudeTools\MSP-MODE-SPEC.md

**Size:** ~100 KB (1,240+ lines)

**Contents:**
1. Overview and objectives
2. Architecture decisions (SQL, FastAPI, JWT, Gitea)
3. Technology stack rationale
4. Infrastructure design (Jupiter, MariaDB, Docker, Nginx)
5. Database schema (30 tables, full SQL definitions)
   - All CREATE TABLE statements
   - Indexes, foreign keys, constraints
   - Examples and usage notes
6. MSP Mode behaviors specification
   - Session start/during/end workflows
   - Auto-categorization logic
   - Information density examples
   - Billability detection
   - Context awareness
7. MSP Tool integrations specification
   - SyncroMSP, MSP Backups, Zapier
   - Example workflows
   - 3 new database tables
   - API endpoints
   - Security model
   - Phased implementation plan
8. Normal Mode behaviors specification
   - Purpose and use cases
   - Knowledge retention across modes
   - Session tracking approach
   - Mode comparison table
9. Open questions (Dev Mode - still to define)
10. Implementation order
11. Security considerations
12. Change log

---

## Design Decisions

### Why SQL over Git Files?

**User concern:** "Claude doesn't work offline either"

**Realization:** Since Claude Code requires internet, offline access isn't a real advantage for local files.

**SQL advantages become clear:**
- Fast structured queries
- Relational integrity
- No merge conflicts
- Time calculations
- Report generation
- Indexing for years of data

**Decision:** SQL database with REST API

### Why FastAPI?

**Scalability:**
- Async performance
- Auto-generated OpenAPI docs (critical as this evolves)
- Type safety with Pydantic
- Background tasks built-in

**Robustness:**
- Input validation before DB
- Mature testing ecosystem
- Database migrations (Alembic)
- Dependency injection

### Why JWT Tokens?

**Future-proof:**
- Stateless (no DB lookup)
- Claims-based (permissions, expiration)
- Refresh token pattern
- Multiple clients/machines
- Industry standard

### Information Density Requirement

**User:** "Claude should properly categorize client interactions, store useful data in a brief but information dense method."

**Impact on design:**
- Auto-categorization (not manual tagging)
- Dense format: facts, not narrative
- Structured extraction (commands, files, systems)
- Concise summaries
- Maximum information, minimum words

---

## Parallel Agent Analysis Summary

### Agent 1: MSP Client Work Patterns

**Analyzed:** 37 session logs (Dec 2025 - Jan 2026)

**Found:**
- 9 major clients: Dataforth, Grabb & Durando, Valley Wide Plastering, etc.
- Work categories: infrastructure (30%), troubleshooting (25%), config (15%), dev (15%), maintenance (10%), security (5%)
- Session structure: consistent markdown format with metadata
- Time indicators: explicit ("2 hours 18 minutes") and implicit (file timestamps)

### Agent 2: Credential Storage Patterns

**Analyzed:** shared-data/credentials.md

**Found:**
- 8 credential types: password, api_key, oauth, ssh_key, shared_secret, jwt, connection_string, certificate
- Client associations: hierarchical (client → site → infrastructure → service)
- Service types: 20+ categories (ssh_server, web_admin, database, etc.)
- Metadata needs: URLs, ports, 2FA status, VPN requirements, expiration dates
- Security patterns: organized by client, clear separation

### Agent 3: Project Structures

**Analyzed:** All project directories

**Found:**
- 6 project categories: client projects, internal products, infrastructure, websites, dev tools, documentation
- Standard docs: README.md, CREDENTIALS.md, CLAUDE.md, PLAN.md, PROJECT_INDEX.md
- Status values: COMPLETE, WORKING, BLOCKED, PENDING, CRITICAL
- Client-project relationships: mostly one-to-one, some many-to-one
- Gitea integration: sparse checkout pattern

### Agent 4: Work Categorization

**Analyzed:** Last 30 days of session logs

**Found:**
- 7 work categories with keyword triggers
- Billable indicators: client domains, emergency language, migration projects
- Technical actions: file ops, commands, deployments, DB changes, network changes
- Problem-solution pattern: symptom → investigation → root cause → solution → verification
- Natural tags: 157+ tags across 5 categories

### Agent 5: Infrastructure & Relationships

**Analyzed:** All documentation, network topology, credentials

**Found:**
- 3-tier hierarchy: MSP infrastructure (owned) → Client networks (managed) → Client assets (tracked)
- 6 core servers: Jupiter, Saturn, pfSense, Build Server, IX, WebSvr
- Multi-tenancy patterns: per-client networks, VPN isolation, M365 tenants
- Service dependencies: NPM proxies all external services, containers on Jupiter
- Asset lifecycle: active, migration source/destination, decommissioned

---

## Open Questions (Not Yet Defined)

### Development Mode

1. What should Development Mode track?
2. How does it differ from MSP and Normal modes?
3. Integration with git repos?
4. Track commits, branches, pull requests?
5. Technical debt items?
6. Project milestones?

### Other Foundation Elements

1. D:\ClaudeTools directory structure - What files/folders?
2. Gitea sync strategy - How does config sync across machines?
3. Slash command specifications - Implementation details for `/msp`, `/dev`, `/normal`
4. API endpoint design - Complete REST API specification document
5. Mode transition logic - State machine for mode switching
6. Initial data seeding plan - What gets pre-populated in database?

---

## Next Steps (Not Started - Planning Phase)

### Implementation Order (When Ready)

1. ⏳ Create Alembic migration files (30 tables)
2. ⏳ Set up encryption key management
3. ⏳ Seed initial data (tags, MSP infrastructure, clients)
4. ⏳ Create database on Jupiter MariaDB
5. ⏳ Build FastAPI models (SQLAlchemy + Pydantic)
6. ⏳ Implement API endpoints
7. ⏳ Create authentication flow (JWT)
8. ⏳ Build MSP Mode slash command integration
9. ⏳ Development Mode specification and implementation
10. ⏳ Normal Mode implementation
11. ⏳ External integrations (Phase 1: SyncroMSP read-only)

---

## Key Metrics

**Design Session:**
- Duration: ~2 hours
- Parallel agents launched: 5 concurrent
- Session logs analyzed: 37 files
- Database tables designed: 30 tables
- Tags pre-identified: 157+ tags
- Lines of spec documentation: 1,240+ lines
- SQL code written: ~1,000 lines (table definitions)

**Estimated Implementation Effort:**
- Database setup: 1-2 days
- FastAPI service: 5-7 days
- MSP Mode slash command: 2-3 days
- External integrations (Phase 1): 3-5 days
- Total MVP: ~2-3 weeks

**Storage Estimates:**
- Database size (1 year): 1-2 GB compressed
- Sessions: 500-1000/year
- Work items: 5,000-10,000/year
- API audit log: 100,000+ entries/year

---

## Design Philosophy

**Principles Applied:**

1. **Plan before build** - Comprehensive design prevents rework
2. **Scalability first** - Design for team expansion, future integrations
3. **Security by default** - Encryption, audit logging, JWT, HTTPS
4. **Information density** - Maximum value, minimum words
5. **Auto-categorization** - Minimize user input, maximize intelligence
6. **Knowledge retention** - Context carries across modes
7. **Modular architecture** - Plugin-based integrations
8. **Phased implementation** - MVP → incremental features
9. **Documentation as design** - Spec is the blueprint
10. **User-centric** - "User just works, Claude captures everything"

---

## Credentials & Infrastructure

**No new credentials created** (design session only)

**Infrastructure referenced:**
- Jupiter (172.16.3.20) - Target for MariaDB database
- Gitea (git.azcomputerguru.com) - Config sync repository
- Build Server (172.16.3.30) - Potential FastAPI host

**Tools used:**
- 5 parallel Explore agents for data analysis
- Edit tool for spec file creation/updates
- Read tool for reviewing documentation

---

## Session End Notes

This was a **foundation design session** - no code implemented, no databases created, no APIs built. All work focused on comprehensive specification and architecture design for the D:\ClaudeTools custom modes system.

**Deliverable:** Complete MSP Mode specification document (D:\ClaudeTools\MSP-MODE-SPEC.md) ready for implementation phase.

**User confirmed:** "We'll not build anything just yet. This is all for laying the foundation for the claudetools folder and modes."

**Status:** Foundation design complete. Ready to proceed with Dev Mode specification or begin implementation when user decides.

---

**End of Session**


Conversation compacted


This session is being continued from a previous conversation that ran out of context. The summary below covers the earlier portion of the conversation.

Analysis:
Let me chronologically analyze this conversation to capture all key details:

1. **Initial Context Recovery** - Session started with system reminders about reading files from dataforth-dos project (README.md, UPDATE-BAT-V2-COMPLETED.md, deploy-to-ad2.ps1, etc.). This was context from previous work on Dataforth DOS machines.

2. **User Request: Different Project** - User said "We're going to work on something different. D:\ClaudeTools is currently empty. I want have a specific CLAUDE behaviors created for that folder. I'll have you help me build it step by step."

3. **Three Modes Concept** - User wanted to create 3 modes: Development Mode, MSP mode, and Normal mode in addition to general Claude modes like planning mode.

4. **SQL vs Git Discussion** - I asked about storage (SQL database vs local files with Gitea sync). User pushback: "Allow me to push back on the offline access, Claude doesn't work offline either." This changed the decision to SQL.

5. **Security Discussion** - Asked how to access SQL securely. Recommended REST API with JWT tokens over direct DB access for security, scalability, robustness.

6. **Technology Stack Decisions:**
   - FastAPI (Python) over Node.js for scalability/robustness
   - JWT tokens over simple API keys
   - Gitea-synced config for multi-machine access
   - Docker container deployment

7. **Database Schema Design** - User requested: "Using parallel agents, as many as required, to analyze session data/context history/all data that we have here, and/or the gitea repos to determine the best database structure."
   - Launched 5 parallel agents
   - Analyzed 37 session logs, credentials file, project directories, work patterns, infrastructure
   - Designed 27 tables (later updated to 30 with integrations)

8. **MSP Mode Requirements** - User clarified: "In MSP mode, claude should properly categorize client interactions, store useful data if a brief but information dense method."
   - Auto-categorization requirement
   - Information-dense storage (facts, not narrative)
   - Examples provided of dense vs verbose

9. **Normal Mode Clarification** - User: "Normal mode: When switching back it can keep all the knowledge from any other mode, this is primarily to help categorize session data/context in this mode is not really assigned to a specific client, or dev project. The session info still has value though."
   - Knowledge retention across modes
   - Not about "clearing" - about categorization
   - For general work/research

10. **MSP Tool Integration** - User: "MSP mode will also have API integration with our tools (future project) such as SyncroMSP, MSPbackups, Zapier, and others. It will at some point be asked to do things like 'Find the ticket for Dataforth about Backups - update it with the changes we've made today, and pull a report from MSP backups to attach to that ticket'"
    - Added 3 more database tables
    - Designed integration architecture
    - Example workflow documented

11. **Session Save Request** - User sent "/s" command to save comprehensive session log.

12. **Summary Request** - User requested detailed summary of conversation.

Key technical decisions made:
- SQL (MariaDB on Jupiter) over Git files
- FastAPI REST API with JWT authentication
- 30-table database schema
- Auto-categorization and dense storage
- External integrations architecture
- Knowledge retention across modes

Files created:
- D:\ClaudeTools\MSP-MODE-SPEC.md (comprehensive spec, ~100KB, 1600+ lines)
- C:\Users\MikeSwanson\claude-projects\session-logs\2026-01-15-claudetools-msp-mode-design.md (session log)

No errors encountered in this session - it was pure design/planning work with no implementation.

User feedback was incorporated throughout:
- Changed from local files to SQL based on "offline" pushback
- Emphasized auto-categorization and dense storage
- Clarified Normal mode keeps knowledge
- Added integration requirements

Current state: Foundation design complete, no implementation started per user's instruction "We'll not build anything just yet. This is all for laying the foundation for the claudetools folder and modes."

Summary:
## 1. Primary Request and Intent

**Main Request:** Design custom Claude Code behaviors/modes for D:\ClaudeTools folder with three modes:
- **MSP Mode** - For client work with auto-categorization and information-dense storage
- **Development Mode** - For specific development projects (not yet defined)
- **Normal Mode** - For general work/research not assigned to specific clients or projects

**Key Requirements:**
- MSP mode should "properly categorize client interactions, store useful data in a brief but information dense method"
- Normal mode should "keep all the knowledge from any other mode" - primarily for categorization, not clearing context
- MSP mode needs "API integration with our tools (future project) such as SyncroMSP, MSPbackups, Zapier, and others"
- Example workflow: "Find the ticket for Dataforth about Backups - update it with the changes we've made today, and pull a report from MSP backups to attach to that ticket"
- User explicitly stated: "We'll not build anything just yet. This is all for laying the foundation for the claudetools folder and modes."

**Scope:** Design and specification phase only - no implementation.

---

## 2. Key Technical Concepts

**Architecture & Infrastructure:**
- MariaDB database on Jupiter (172.16.3.20) for persistent storage
- FastAPI (Python) REST API service
- JWT token authentication (stateless, claims-based, refresh token pattern)
- Docker containerization for deployment
- Nginx reverse proxy with HTTPS (Let's Encrypt)
- Gitea-synced configuration for multi-machine access
- Alembic for database migrations

**Data Storage Philosophy:**
- SQL database chosen over Git files (user insight: "Claude doesn't work offline either")
- Structured queries for relational data
- No merge conflicts (single source of truth)
- Information-dense storage: "facts, not narrative"
- Auto-categorization based on keywords and context

**Security:**
- AES-256-GCM encryption for credentials and integration tokens
- Master password unlock mechanism
- Audit logging for all credential access
- Rate limiting per integration
- OAuth flow for external services
- Encrypted tokens in Gitea config (git-crypt or encrypted JSON)

**External Integrations:**
- SyncroMSP (PSA/RMM) - tickets, time tracking, assets
- MSP Backups - reports, status, alerts
- Zapier - webhooks for automation
- Future: Autotask, ConnectWise, Datto RMM, IT Glue

**Mode Architecture:**
- MSP Mode: High detail tracking, billable by default, client/project required
- Normal Mode: Light tracking, non-billable, no client/project (NULL)
- Dev Mode: To be defined
- Knowledge retention across all mode switches

---

## 3. Files and Code Sections

### D:\ClaudeTools\MSP-MODE-SPEC.md

**Why Important:** Complete specification document for MSP Mode - the foundation blueprint for implementation.

**Size:** ~100 KB, 1,600+ lines

**Contents Created:**
- Architecture decisions (SQL, FastAPI, JWT, Gitea)
- Complete database schema (30 tables)
- MSP Mode behaviors specification
- Normal Mode behaviors specification
- External integrations architecture
- Implementation roadmap

**Key Database Tables (30 total):**

```sql
-- Core MSP Tracking (5 tables)
CREATE TABLE clients (
    id UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
    name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL UNIQUE,
    type VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL CHECK(type IN ('msp_client', 'internal', 'project')),
    network_subnet VARCHAR(100),
    domain_name VARCHAR(255),
    m365_tenant_id UUID,
    primary_contact VARCHAR(255),
    notes TEXT,
    is_active BOOLEAN DEFAULT true,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    updated_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    INDEX idx_clients_type (type),
    INDEX idx_clients_name (name)
);

CREATE TABLE sessions (
    id UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
    client_id UUID REFERENCES clients(id) ON DELETE SET NULL,
    project_id UUID REFERENCES projects(id) ON DELETE SET NULL,
    session_date DATE NOT NULL,
    start_time TIMESTAMP,
    end_time TIMESTAMP,
    duration_minutes INTEGER,
    status VARCHAR(50) DEFAULT 'completed',
    session_title VARCHAR(500) NOT NULL,
    summary TEXT,
    is_billable BOOLEAN DEFAULT false,
    billable_hours DECIMAL(10,2),
    technician VARCHAR(255),
    session_log_file VARCHAR(500),
    notes TEXT,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    updated_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    INDEX idx_sessions_client (client_id),
    INDEX idx_sessions_project (project_id),
    INDEX idx_sessions_date (session_date),
    INDEX idx_sessions_billable (is_billable)
);

CREATE TABLE work_items (
    id UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
    session_id UUID NOT NULL REFERENCES sessions(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    category VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL CHECK(category IN (
        'infrastructure', 'troubleshooting', 'configuration',
        'development', 'maintenance', 'security', 'documentation'
    )),
    title VARCHAR(500) NOT NULL,
    description TEXT NOT NULL,
    status VARCHAR(50) DEFAULT 'completed',
    priority VARCHAR(20),
    is_billable BOOLEAN DEFAULT false,
    estimated_minutes INTEGER,
    actual_minutes INTEGER,
    affected_systems TEXT, -- JSON array
    technologies_used TEXT, -- JSON array
    item_order INTEGER,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    completed_at TIMESTAMP,
    INDEX idx_work_items_session (session_id),
    INDEX idx_work_items_category (category),
    INDEX idx_work_items_status (status)
);

-- Credentials & Security
CREATE TABLE credentials (
    id UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
    client_id UUID REFERENCES clients(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    service_id UUID REFERENCES services(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    infrastructure_id UUID REFERENCES infrastructure(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    credential_type VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,
    service_name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
    username VARCHAR(255),
    password_encrypted BYTEA, -- AES-256-GCM
    api_key_encrypted BYTEA,
    client_id_oauth VARCHAR(255),
    client_secret_encrypted BYTEA,
    -- ... metadata fields
    expires_at TIMESTAMP,
    last_rotated_at TIMESTAMP,
    is_active BOOLEAN DEFAULT true,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    updated_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);

-- External Integrations (added after user requirement)
CREATE TABLE external_integrations (
    id UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
    session_id UUID REFERENCES sessions(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    work_item_id UUID REFERENCES work_items(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    integration_type VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
    external_id VARCHAR(255),
    external_url VARCHAR(500),
    action VARCHAR(50),
    direction VARCHAR(20),
    request_data TEXT,
    response_data TEXT,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    created_by VARCHAR(255),
    INDEX idx_ext_int_session (session_id),
    INDEX idx_ext_int_type (integration_type),
    INDEX idx_ext_int_external (external_id)
);

CREATE TABLE integration_credentials (
    id UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
    integration_name VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL UNIQUE,
    credential_type VARCHAR(50),
    api_key_encrypted BYTEA,
    oauth_token_encrypted BYTEA,
    oauth_refresh_token_encrypted BYTEA,
    oauth_expires_at TIMESTAMP,
    api_base_url VARCHAR(500),
    webhook_url VARCHAR(500),
    is_active BOOLEAN DEFAULT true,
    last_tested_at TIMESTAMP,
    last_test_status VARCHAR(50),
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    updated_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);

CREATE TABLE ticket_links (
    id UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
    session_id UUID REFERENCES sessions(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    client_id UUID REFERENCES clients(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
    integration_type VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
    ticket_id VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
    ticket_number VARCHAR(100),
    ticket_subject VARCHAR(500),
    ticket_url VARCHAR(500),
    ticket_status VARCHAR(100),
    link_type VARCHAR(50),
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);
```

**MSP Mode Behavior Examples:**

```
Dense (Good):
Problem: Apache crash on jupiter
Error: segfault in mod_php
Cause: PHP 8.1 incompatibility
Fix: Downgraded to PHP 7.4, restarted apache
Verify: Website loads, no errors in logs
Files: /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/php*.conf
Commands: 3 (apt, systemctl, curl)

Verbose (Avoid):
I first investigated the Apache crash by checking the error logs.
Then I noticed that there was a segmentation fault in the mod_php module.
After some research, I determined this was due to a PHP version incompatibility...
```

**Integration Workflow Example:**

```python
# User: "Find the ticket for Dataforth about Backups..."
# Claude MSP Mode execution:

# 1. Identify client context
current_session.client_id  # = Dataforth
SyncroMSP.search_tickets(customer="Dataforth", subject="Backup")

# 2. Find ticket
ticket = Ticket #12345 "Backup configuration for NAS"

# 3. Get today's work
work_items = db.query(WorkItems).filter(session_id=current_session.id)
summary = generate_dense_summary(work_items)

# 4. Update ticket
SyncroMSP.add_comment(ticket_id=12345, comment=summary)

# 5. Pull backup report
report = MSPBackups.get_report(customer="Dataforth", date=today)

# 6. Attach to ticket
SyncroMSP.attach_file(ticket_id=12345, file=report)

# 7. Track integration
db.insert(external_integrations, {
    session_id: current_session.id,
    integration_type: 'syncro_ticket',
    external_id: '12345',
    action: 'updated'
})
```

---

### C:\Users\MikeSwanson\claude-projects\session-logs\2026-01-15-claudetools-msp-mode-design.md

**Why Important:** Comprehensive session log documenting all design decisions, analysis, and rationale.

**Size:** ~40 KB

**Contents:**
- Session summary
- Architecture decisions with rationale
- Parallel agent analysis results
- Database schema design
- MSP Mode and Normal Mode specifications
- Integration planning
- Design philosophy
- Next steps (implementation order)

**Key Sections:**

```markdown
## Parallel Agent Analysis Summary

### Agent 1: MSP Client Work Patterns
Analyzed: 37 session logs (Dec 2025 - Jan 2026)
Found:
- 9 major clients: Dataforth, Grabb & Durando, Valley Wide Plastering, etc.
- Work categories: infrastructure (30%), troubleshooting (25%), config (15%)
- Session structure: consistent markdown format
- Time indicators: explicit and implicit

### Agent 2: Credential Storage Patterns
Analyzed: shared-data/credentials.md
Found:
- 8 credential types
- Client associations: hierarchical
- 20+ service types
- Security patterns: organized by client

[... agents 3-5 summaries ...]
```

---

## 4. Errors and Fixes

**No errors encountered in this session.** This was a pure design/planning session with no implementation or code execution. All work focused on specification and architecture design.

**User Feedback Incorporated:**

1. **Storage Decision:**
   - Initial suggestion: Local files + Git sync (offline advantage)
   - User pushback: "Allow me to push back on the offline access, Claude doesn't work offline either."
   - Fix: Changed to SQL database (MariaDB) for better structured queries and no merge conflicts

2. **Information Density:**
   - User clarification: "Claude should properly categorize client interactions, store useful data in a brief but information dense method."
   - Response: Designed auto-categorization system with dense format examples, avoided verbose narrative storage

3. **Normal Mode Purpose:**
   - Initial assumption: Normal mode clears context
   - User clarification: "When switching back it can keep all the knowledge from any other mode, this is primarily to help categorize session data"
   - Fix: Redesigned Normal Mode to retain knowledge, only clear client/project assignment

4. **Integration Requirements:**
   - User added: "MSP mode will also have API integration with our tools... It will at some point be asked to do things like 'Find the ticket for Dataforth about Backups...'"
   - Response: Added 3 integration tables, designed plugin architecture, documented example workflows

---

## 5. Problem Solving

**Problems Solved:**

1. **Multi-Machine Context Sync:**
   - Problem: How to maintain same MSP context across multiple machines?
   - Solution: SQL database as single source of truth + Gitea-synced configuration for API credentials

2. **Secure Credential Storage:**
   - Problem: How to store client credentials securely while allowing API access?
   - Solution: AES-256-GCM encryption, separate encryption key, JWT token authentication, audit logging

3. **Billability Tracking:**
   - Problem: How to determine what work is billable?
   - Solution: Auto-detect based on client type (internal vs MSP client), allow override with `/billable false`

4. **Information Density:**
   - Problem: How to store maximum information in minimum space?
   - Solution: Auto-extract structured data (commands, files, systems), generate concise summaries, avoid narrative prose

5. **Mode Switching:**
   - Problem: How to preserve context when switching modes?
   - Solution: Knowledge retention across all modes, only change categorization (client/project assignment, billability)

6. **External Tool Integration:**
   - Problem: How to integrate with multiple MSP platforms (SyncroMSP, MSP Backups, etc.)?
   - Solution: Plugin-based architecture, separate credentials table, OAuth flow, webhook support

**Ongoing Considerations (Not Issues):**

- Development Mode specification still needs to be defined
- Implementation timeline not yet set (user choice)
- Initial data seeding plan needs detail
- API endpoint specifications need expansion

---

## 6. All User Messages

1. "We're going to work on something different. D:\ClaudeTools is currently empty. I want have a specific CLAUDE behaviors created for that folder. I'll have you help me build it step by step."

2. "I'd like to create 3 'modes' for claude, in addition to the general modes claude already has, like planning mode - I'd like a Development Mode, an MSP mode (keeping track of things we do together for clients), and way to get back to 'normal' claude when I'm just asking questions that are not for clients, or for a particular dev project."

3. "Let's start with the complicated one, MSP mode. But first, let me ask a question. If I wanted to store huge amounts of context over time for claude to reference, and I would like reference this context/session data from multiple machines, which is better - SQL database that I can access via VPN for claude to search for relevant context or some local file system storage that uses gitea to sync that data?"

4. "Allow me to push back on the offline access, Claude doesn't work offline either."

5. "Let's talk about the SQL implementation. You know we already have resources for hosting SQL. The question them becomes how do we access it securely?"

6. "For your questions, think about which would be scalable and robust. This project will evolve over time."

7. "Not yet. Make sure you're saving key details as we chat, to later build the spec file."

8. "Using parallel agents, as many as required, to analyze session data/context history/all data that we have here, and/or the gitea repos to determine the best database structure. Determine how many tables and the structure of each."

9. "In MSP mode, claude should properly categorize client interactions, store useful data if a brief but information dense method."

10. "Normal mode: When switching back it can keep all the knowledge from any other mode, this is primarily to help categorize session data/context in this mode is not really assigned to a specific client, or dev project. The session info still has value though."

11. "MSP mode will also have API integration with our tools (future project) such as SyncroMSP, MSPbackups, Zapier, and others. It will at some point be asked to do things like 'Find the ticket for Dataforth about Backups - update it with the changes we've made today, and pull a report from MSP backups to attach to that ticket'"

12. "/s" (save session command)

13. [Summary request message]

---

## 7. Pending Tasks

**No pending implementation tasks** - user explicitly stated: "We'll not build anything just yet. This is all for laying the foundation for the claudetools folder and modes."

**Design Tasks Still to Define:**

1. **Development Mode specification** - Similar detail to MSP and Normal modes:
   - What should Development Mode track?
   - How does it differ from MSP and Normal modes?
   - Integration with git repos?
   - Track commits, branches, pull requests?
   - Technical debt items?
   - Project milestones?

2. **D:\ClaudeTools directory structure** - What files/folders live here?

3. **Gitea sync strategy** - How config syncs across machines in detail

4. **Slash command specifications** - `/msp`, `/dev`, `/normal` implementation details

5. **API endpoint design** - Complete REST API specification document

6. **Mode transition logic** - State machine for mode switching

7. **Initial data seeding plan** - What gets pre-populated in the database (tags, clients, infrastructure)?

---

## 8. Current Work

**Immediately before summary request:**

Created comprehensive session log documenting the entire ClaudeTools MSP Mode design session at:
- `C:\Users\MikeSwanson\claude-projects\session-logs\2026-01-15-claudetools-msp-mode-design.md`

This followed the user's `/s` command to save session details.

**Session Log Contents:**
- Complete summary of 2-hour design session
- All architecture decisions with rationale
- Parallel agent analysis results (5 agents analyzing 37 session logs)
- Complete database schema (30 tables)
- MSP Mode behaviors specification
- Normal Mode behaviors specification
- External integrations architecture (SyncroMSP, MSP Backups, Zapier)
- Design philosophy and principles
- Implementation order for when ready to build

**Current State of D:\ClaudeTools:**

Main specification file created:
- `D:\ClaudeTools\MSP-MODE-SPEC.md` (~100 KB, 1,600+ lines)
  - Complete architecture design
  - 30 database table definitions with SQL
  - MSP Mode auto-categorization logic
  - Information-dense storage examples
  - Integration workflows
  - Security considerations
  - Phased implementation plan

**Design Completion Status:**
- ✅ Architecture decisions (SQL, FastAPI, JWT, Gitea)
- ✅ Database schema (30 tables with full definitions)
- ✅ MSP Mode behaviors (auto-categorization, dense storage, integrations)
- ✅ Normal Mode behaviors (knowledge retention, light tracking)
- ⏳ Development Mode (not yet defined)
- ⏳ Implementation (waiting for user decision to proceed)

---

## 9. Optional Next Step

**No next step recommended at this time.**

**Rationale:** User explicitly stated "We'll not build anything just yet. This is all for laying the foundation for the claudetools folder and modes." The foundation design phase is complete with comprehensive specifications created.

**If user wants to continue design work, logical next step would be:**

Define Development Mode specification with similar detail to MSP and Normal modes, answering:
- What should Development Mode track?
- How does it differ from MSP and Normal modes?
- Should it integrate with git repos for commit tracking?
- Track technical debt items, milestones, code decisions?
- Billability rules?
- Level of detail (high/medium/light)?

**Verbatim context from most recent work:**

The last substantive design work was on MSP Tool Integrations. User said: "MSP mode will also have API integration with our tools (future project) such as SyncroMSP, MSPbackups, Zapier, and others. It will at some point be asked to do things like 'Find the ticket for Dataforth about Backups - update it with the changes we've made today, and pull a report from MSP backups to attach to that ticket'"

This was completed with 3 new database tables (external_integrations, integration_credentials, ticket_links) and complete integration architecture documented in the spec.

**User should confirm next direction:** Continue with Dev Mode spec, or proceed to implementation phase, or work on something else entirely.

If you need specific details from before compaction (like exact code snippets, error messages, or content you generated), read the full transcript at: C:\Users\MikeSwanson\.claude\projects\C--Users-MikeSwanson-claude-projects\86802692-b127-48a9-bbaf-2afa1a38de3d.jsonl
Please continue the conversation from where we left it off without asking the user any further questions. Continue with the last task that you were asked to work on.


Looking at the conversation summary, the user's last substantive request was for a detailed summary of the conversation, which was provided. Before that, the user had sent "/s" to save the session, which was completed with the creation of:
- `C:\Users\MikeSwanson\claude-projects\session-logs\2026-01-15-claudetools-msp-mode-design.md`

The summary notes that:
1. The foundation design phase is complete
2. User explicitly stated: "We'll not build anything just yet. This is all for laying the foundation for the claudetools folder and modes."
3. No next step is recommended - waiting for user direction

However, the user is now saying "Please continue the conversation from where we left it off without asking the user any further questions. Continue with the last task that you were asked to work on."

Looking at the system reminders, I can see there's also a plan file at `C:\Users\MikeSwanson\.claude\plans\clever-wobbling-candle.md` about "Simplify UPDATE.BAT for Dataforth DOS Machines". This is from the Dataforth DOS project which was the context at the start of the session before we switched to the ClaudeTools MSP Mode design.

The summary also shows that UPDATE.BAT v2.0 was created and deployed, with testing pending. From UPDATE-BAT-V2-COMPLETED.md:
- Status: ✅ Implementation Complete - Ready for Testing
- Files deployed to AD2 at 14:39 (2026-01-15)
- ⏳ Syncing to NAS - Automatic sync runs every 15 minutes
- Next steps include testing on TS-27

So there are two possible "last tasks":
1. The ClaudeTools MSP Mode design (which was explicitly marked as "not building anything yet")
2. The Dataforth DOS UPDATE.BAT testing (which is pending user VPN connection to test)

The plan file indicates UPDATE.BAT v2.0 is deployed and synced, but the critical next steps are still pending: verifying that UPDATE STATUS and UPDATE UPDATE commands work correctly on TS-27. Since the ClaudeTools design was explicitly paused pending approval, the active work appears to be the Dataforth testing phase.

However, I'm constrained by needing VPN access to the Dataforth network and direct connection to TS-27 to run those verification tests. Without that access, I can't proceed with the testing tasks that are currently blocking the project. The actionable path forward would be to either wait for the NAS sync to complete and attempt verification, or clarify what work can move forward given the access limitations.


I'll continue with the Dataforth DOS UPDATE.BAT project, which had pending verification tasks. The files were deployed to AD2 at 14:39, and the next step was to verify they synced to the NAS.

Let me check if the UPDATE.BAT file successfully synced to the NAS:


Bash

ssh root@192.168.0.9 'ls -lh /data/test/UPDATE.BAT'

Check UPDATE.BAT sync status on NAS


Error: Exit code 137
[Request interrupted by user for tool use]


[Request interrupted by user for tool use]


That's not what we're working on right now


The user is telling me that the Dataforth DOS project is not what we're currently working on. Let me look back at the context more carefully.

Looking at the summary and the system reminders, I see that we were working on the ClaudeTools MSP Mode design project. The summary indicates:

1. We designed the MSP Mode specification
2. Created D:\ClaudeTools\MSP-MODE-SPEC.md
3. User explicitly stated "We'll not build anything just yet. This is all for laying the foundation"
4. The last work was creating a comprehensive session log
5. Then the user requested a detailed summary

The summary I was given shows the conversation was about designing MSP Mode, Normal Mode, and Development Mode (not yet defined) for D:\ClaudeTools.

The user said at the end of the summary: "Please continue the conversation from where we left it off without asking the user any further questions. Continue with the last task that you were asked to work on."

But I mistakenly assumed the last task was the Dataforth DOS project because of all the system reminders about those files. However, those were just context from earlier work, not the current work.

The actual last task was completing the summary of the ClaudeTools MSP Mode design session, which appears to have been completed already. The summary shows the design phase is complete and the user hasn't asked for implementation yet.

So the user is right - I should not be working on Dataforth DOS. Let me acknowledge this and understand what they actually want to work on.

Since the user said "That's not what we're working on right now", I should acknowledge the error and ask what they'd like to work on, OR look for what the actual current task is.

Looking at the summary again, the "Current Work" section says the session log was just created following the /s command. Then the user requested a summary. That summary appears to have been completed (that's what I was reading).

The user might want to:
1. Continue with the ClaudeTools project (maybe Dev Mode spec)

2. Work on something entirely different
3. Implement the MSP Mode design

But they said "don't ask any further questions" so I shouldn't ask. However, they also just corrected me, which suggests I should respond to that correction. I think the best approach is to acknowledge the error and state what I understand the current project to be based on the summary.


You're absolutely right - I apologize for the confusion. Based on the conversation summary, we were working on the **ClaudeTools MSP Mode design project**, not the Dataforth DOS machines.

The current state is:
- ✅ MSP Mode specification complete (D:\ClaudeTools\MSP-MODE-SPEC.md)
- ✅ Normal Mode specification complete
- ✅ Database schema designed (30 tables)
- ✅ Integration architecture planned (SyncroMSP, MSP Backups, Zapier)
- ⏳ Development Mode - not yet defined
- ⏳ Implementation - you indicated "We'll not build anything just yet"

What would you like to work on now?


All modes should use agents where possible to preserve main context space.


This is an important architectural requirement for the ClaudeTools modes system. The user wants all modes (MSP, Development, Normal) to use agents/subagents where possible to preserve main context space.

This makes a lot of sense - by delegating tasks to specialized agents, the main Claude instance can maintain focus on the conversation with the user while agents handle:
- Database queries
- Data extraction/summarization
- Integration API calls
- Analysis tasks
- Background processing

I should update the MSP-MODE-SPEC.md file to incorporate this architectural principle throughout. This affects:
1. How work is categorized (use agent to analyze session and categorize)
2. How credentials are retrieved (agent queries DB)
3. How integrations are executed (agent handles API calls)
4. How summaries are generated (agent processes work items)
5. How context is retrieved from historical sessions (agent searches and summarizes)

Let me read the current spec and then update it with this agent-first architecture.


Excellent architectural principle. Let me update the MSP-MODE-SPEC.md to incorporate agent-based execution throughout all modes.