recall

name	Recall
description	Retrieve stored memories relevant to a given context or query.
version	1.0.0
category	memory
skillType	claude-skill
assignableRoles	["developer","qa","tpm","designer","frontend-developer","backend-developer","fullstack-dev","qa-engineer","product-manager","architect","generalist","sales","support"]
triggers	["recall","search memory","remember what","look up"]
tags	["memory","recall","search","context"]
execution	{"type":"script","script":{"file":"execute.sh","interpreter":"bash","timeoutMs":15000}}

Recall

Retrieve stored memories relevant to a given context or query. Use this to look up past decisions, architectural patterns, or findings before starting related work.

Parameters

Flag	JSON Field	Required	Description
--agent / -a	agentId	Yes	Your agent ID / session name
--context / -c	context	Yes	Search query (or pipe via stdin)
--scope / -s	scope	No	Filter: project, team, or global
--limit / -l	limit	No	Max number of results
--project / -p	projectPath	No	Filter by project path

Examples — CLI Flags (preferred)

# Search project memory
bash execute.sh --agent dev-1 --context "authentication implementation patterns" --scope project --project /projects/app

# Quick recall with limit
bash execute.sh --agent dev-1 --context "deployment process" --limit 5

# Context via stdin
echo "how does the relay service work" | bash execute.sh --agent dev-1 --project /projects/app

Examples — Legacy JSON (backward compatible)

bash execute.sh '{"agentId":"dev-1","context":"authentication patterns","scope":"project","limit":5}'

Output

JSON array of matching memory entries with content, category, scope, and timestamps.