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Search and recall from the personal Trove. Use when the user asks what do I know about X, did we decide something, what's in my trove, or any question that past learnings might answer. Reads INDEX.md, opens the relevant entry files, and answers grounded in them with citations.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/trove:recall [what to recall][what to recall]This skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Answer a question using what is stored in the trove, grounded in the actual entry files.
Answer a question using what is stored in the trove, grounded in the actual entry files.
Resolve the trove directory (same rule as remember):
./.claude/trove if it has an INDEX.md, else ~/.claude/trove.Scan the index. Read INDEX.md. Use the one-line hooks (and grep over entries/ for
keywords and tags) to find candidate entries. Entries may be .md or .json, so grep both.
Open the relevant entries. Read the matching entries/<slug>.md or entries/<slug>.json
files in full. Do not answer from the index hooks alone; the body holds the real content. For a
JSON entry, the structured payload lives under its data key, parse and read it.
Synthesize an answer grounded in those entries. Cite the entries you used by title or slug
so the user can open them. If entries conflict or look stale (old created date, references a file
that no longer exists), say so rather than asserting confidently.
If nothing matches, say so plainly, give your best general answer, and offer to capture the new learning with /trove:remember.
Recalled entries reflect what was true when written. If an entry names a file, flag, or command, verify it still exists before recommending it.
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