ctx-remember

name	ctx-remember
description	Recall project context and present structured readback. Use when the user asks 'do you remember?', at session start, or when context seems lost.

Recall project context and present a structured readback.

When to Use

• When the user asks "Do you remember?", "What were we working on?"
• At the start of a session to pick up where you left off
• When context seems lost or stale

Process

Do this FIRST (silently):

1. Read TASKS.md, DECISIONS.md, and LEARNINGS.md from the context directory
2. Read the latest handover under .context/handovers/ if present. Filenames are timestamped <TS>-<slug>.md; the lexicographically last is the newest. Its ## Summary and ## Next Session sections are the authoritative recall surface — this is the previous session's note to this one.
3. If .context/ingest/closeouts/ exists, list closeouts whose generated-at postdates the handover's generated-at and read their ## What Changed sections. These are per-pass audit notes the previous wrap-up did not get a chance to fold. Read-only; /ctx-remember does not run any editorial pass.
4. Check recent session history (for example via .context/sessions/ or ctx journal source --limit 5 when available)
5. Run ctx agent for the full context packet

Then respond with a structured readback:

1. Last session: cite the most recent session topic and date
2. Active work: list pending or in-progress tasks
3. Recent context: mention 1-2 recent decisions or learnings