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List all recall commands and explain how the system works.
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Re-organize recall knowledge/workflow topics into their best shape — unify topic filenames, frontmatter, and titles, merge overlapping topics, compact stale content, extract shared general principles into their own topics, and rewrite the index coherently. Use whenever the user says "re-org the recall topics", "clean up recall", "make the recall coherent", "extract a general topic", "tidy the knowledge index", or when recall files have drifted (mismatched names, duplicated content, oversized files, a stale index). Keeps recall well-managed as a whole rather than fixing one file at a time.
Overview of all tracked branches (active, stale, merged, archived).
Promote branch knowledge to project level after merge.
One-time project setup — creates directories, config, and initial files.
Show recall state — branch, task, loaded topics, stale/unpromoted info.
Add knowledge entry with scope control (--project/--branch flags).
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| description | List all recall commands and explain how the system works. |
Explain the recall system and list available commands.
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Recall System
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The system automatically tracks verified findings across branches and tasks.
Knowledge is organized in layers: project > branch > task.
Each layer only contains what's NEW at that level — no duplication.
Available commands:
Setup & Info
/recall-init Set up knowledge tracking for this project
/recall-status Show current branch, task, and knowledge state
/recall-help This help text
Knowledge
/recall-add <topic> Save a finding (--project or --branch to set scope)
/recall-search <q> Search across all knowledge including archives
/recall-changelog Show recent knowledge changes
Branches
/branch-status Overview of all branches and their knowledge
/branch-abandon Abandon current branch, salvage useful knowledge
/promote [branch] Promote branch knowledge to project level
Tasks
/task-create <name> Create a new task under current branch
/task-switch <name> Switch to a different task
/task-complete Mark current task done, review knowledge
/task-abandon Abandon current task, capture what was learned
The system runs automatically — it detects new branches, saves findings
based on your auto-save rules, and promotes knowledge when branches merge.
Configure with: "set auto-save rules to ..." or "set stale threshold to ..."