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Flush current session to Recall database and capture a Library of Alexandria entry
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Add a structured memory record to Recall — breadcrumb, decision, or learning
Run health checks on all Recall memory subsystems — database, MCP, hooks, embeddings
Browse and search the Library of Alexandria — curated knowledge entries with extracted wisdom
Show recent Recall memory records across all tables or a specific table
Scout an unfamiliar codebase — memory-first repo map, key paths, tests, risks, and next steps, with a strict sensitive-data boundary
Search Recall memory using FTS5 full-text search across all tables
| name | recall-dump |
| description | Flush current session to Recall database and capture a Library of Alexandria entry |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Dump the current conversation session into the Recall SQLite database, making all messages immediately searchable. Also creates a curated LoA (Library of Alexandria) entry with extracted wisdom.
Run this at the end of every session or when you want to persist the current conversation mid-session.
recall dump "<title>"
Arguments:
<title> (required): Descriptive title for this session (e.g., "Auth refactor planning", "Fixed rate limiter bug"). Use the user's argument text; if none was given, derive a short title from the session.Options:
-p <project> — Tag with a project name-t <tags> — Comma-separated tags-c <id> — Continue from a previous LoA entry (creates a chain)--skip-fabric — Skip Fabric extraction (faster, import only)# Basic dump
recall dump "Debugging the webhook handler"
# With project tag
recall dump "API redesign session" -p my-api
# Continue a previous conversation thread
recall dump "Auth refactor part 2" -c 15
# Quick import without Fabric extraction
recall dump "Quick fix session" --skip-fabric