| name | memory-recall |
| description | Retrieve knowledge from memory — look up decisions, mistakes, patterns, projects, or user preferences. |
| user-invocable | false |
In addition to your built-in auto-memory feature, this skill gives you targeted access
to your structured knowledge. Faster than searching — the routing table shows directly where things are.
Retrieval Process
- Read memory/CLAUDE.md — your index to everything
- The index has a routing table with trigger phrases
- Read the linked detail file
- If unclear where: grep across memory/ for keywords
Files and Their Contents
- memory/user/profile.md — Who is the user, biography, job
- memory/user/preferences.md — Preferences, work style, tech stack
- memory/user/patterns.md — Recurring patterns, mistakes, rules
- memory/people/CLAUDE.md — Quick people overview
- memory/people/.md — Detailed info about a person
- memory/projects/CLAUDE.md — All projects with status
- memory/projects/.md — Project-specific knowledge
- memory/decisions/CLAUDE.md — Decision log
- memory/ideas/_inbox.md — Ideas and notes
- memory/journal/_current-week.md — Current week notes
Tips
- memory/CLAUDE.md index as starting point — check if linked files exist
- CLAUDE.md files in folders are lookup tables — faster than reading individual files
- Use git history:
git log --oneline memory/ for timeline
