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Howard Enos e32e17724a sync: auto-sync from HOWARD-HOME at 2026-04-21 21:39:06
Author: Howard Enos
Machine: HOWARD-HOME
Timestamp: 2026-04-21 21:39:06
2026-04-21 21:39:45 -07:00

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Note for Mike

Check this file at sync. Delete items after you've addressed them.


From Howard, 2026-04-21 — Confirm Syncro labor rates

Closed/invoiced ticket #32179 (High Tech Mortgage - Rich Young, onsite power-outlet issue, 0.5 hr). I used $175/hr for Labor - Onsite Business (product_id 26118) since I wasn't sure what was current.

Can you confirm what our current rates should be for the skill's reference? The /syncro skill currently lists $150/hr for Remote as an example but has no onsite or emergency rate documented. Useful ones to pin down:

  • 1190473 Labor - Remote Business
  • 26118 Labor - Onsite Business (used $175 today)
  • 26184 Labor - Emergency or After Hours Business
  • 9269129 Labor - Prepaid Project Labor
  • 26117 Fee - Travel Time

If you can confirm, I'll update .claude/commands/syncro.md so future tickets don't guess.

(Re-flagging — looks like the file got cleared during a concurrent sync before you saw this.)


From Howard, 2026-04-21 — intune-manager tier missing from vault

You added intune-manager to get-token.sh (commit 741b259), but the corresponding SOPS file is missing from the vault repo:

bash .claude/skills/remediation-tool/scripts/get-token.sh grabblaw.com intune-manager
# ERROR: vault file not found: D:/vault/msp-tools/computerguru-intune-manager.sops.yaml

Vault repo is otherwise current (pulled 4226ec6 this session). Looks like the SOPS file for the intune-manager app (tenant-id / client-id / client-secret) just wasn't committed alongside the script change.

All 5 other advertised tiers work fine on grabblaw.com — investigator, investigator-exo, exchange-op, user-manager, tenant-admin all return JWTs. (defender is unrelated — app exists but isn't consented in that tenant yet; tenant-onboarding task.)

Also: your vault.sh fix (386a115) works great on HOWARD-HOME — tested all four ops plus downstream get-token.sh. The jq-first approach is cleaner than the cygpath-only patch I'd suggested.