| name | recall |
| description | Search and browse graduated learnings in docs/learnings/. Use when the user says "recall", "what did we learn about", "learnings about", "hatirla", "dersler", "past lessons", or "recall <keyword>".
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| argument-hint | <search-keyword> |
| allowed-tools | Read, Glob, Grep |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Recall
Search query: $ARGUMENTS
Step 1 — Gather learnings
Glob docs/learnings/ for *.md files (exclude README.md).
If no learnings found, stop and print:
No learnings recorded yet.
Use /graduate to promote a common-mistakes entry to a permanent learning.
Step 2 — Search or list
If a search keyword was given ($ARGUMENTS is not empty):
Grep docs/learnings/*.md for the keyword (case-insensitive). For each match:
- Read the file
- Extract: title (H1), date, "Why" section (first sentence)
- Show the matching context
If no keyword given (browsing mode):
Read each learning file and extract: title (H1), date, one-line summary.
List them chronologically (newest first).
Step 3 — Output
Search results format
=== Learnings matching "<keyword>" ===
[1] <title> (<date>)
Why: <first sentence of Why section>
File: docs/learnings/<filename>.md
[2] <title> (<date>)
Why: <first sentence of Why section>
File: docs/learnings/<filename>.md
Found <N> result(s). Read a file number for full details.
Browse format
=== All Learnings (<N> total) ===
<date> <title>
<date> <title>
<date> <title>
Say "recall <keyword>" to search, or ask me to read a specific one.
If more than 20 learnings, show only the 20 most recent and note: "Showing 20 of . Use a search keyword to narrow down."
