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Pull latest shared team context from Stele into the current session — flat memories and knowledge graph
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Basierend auf der SOC-Berufsklassifikation
Clarify phase of the workflow chain. Uses Opus to analyze the user's request, resolve ambiguities, define scope, and produce a clear task brief before research begins.
Execute phase of the workflow chain. Uses Haiku (simple), Sonnet (standard), or Opus (complex) to implement code changes according to a plan. Use when the user has an approved plan ready to execute.
Flow workflow chain that runs clarify → [research] → plan → execute → validate end-to-end without stopping. Pauses only on genuine ambiguity or circuit-breaker conditions.
Plan phase of the workflow chain. Uses Opus to design an implementation strategy. Use when the user wants to create a detailed plan before executing changes.
Research phase of the workflow chain. Uses Haiku (simple) or Sonnet (standard) to research the codebase and gather context for a task. Use when the user wants to investigate code before planning.
Validate phase of the workflow chain. Uses Sonnet to review and validate implementation changes. Use when the user wants to validate that code changes are correct and complete.
| name | sync |
| description | Pull latest shared team context from Stele into the current session — flat memories and knowledge graph |
| user-invocable | true |
Pull the latest shared knowledge from Stele so you're working with up-to-date team context.
Look for the project's Stele scope in one of these locations (in order):
CLAUDE.md — find the "Stele Shared Memory Protocol" section and extract the scope from the **Scope:** linerecall_memories(scope: ["{scope}", "global"])
This retrieves all flat memories for the project scope (including sub-scopes via prefix matching) plus any global shared knowledge.
search_nodes(query: "*", scope: ["{scope}", "global"])
This retrieves all entities and their observations across the project and global scopes.
Present the results to the user in a structured summary:
#active or #contractdecision, sorted by most recent#wisdom or #todo#breaking that may need attentionKeep the summary concise. Group related items together. Highlight anything that seems immediately relevant to the user's current task if you can infer it from context.
Ask the user if they want to:
open_nodes(names: [...], scope: "{scope}")read_graph(scope: "{scope}")