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Searches Claude's memory tiers (working memory, registers, daily logs, archive) for relevant information using grep/ripgrep keyword matching. Groups results by source with confidence, dates, and timestamps.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/recall:recall-searchThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Search across all memory tiers for relevant information.
Search across all memory tiers for relevant information.
Query: $ARGUMENTS
Search in this order (narrow to wide):
Already loaded — check if the answer is here first.
Search all register files for content matching the query:
Search the last 14 days of daily logs. Start with most recent.
Only search here if nothing found in tiers 1-3, or if the query explicitly asks about historical/past items.
Use grep/ripgrep across the memory directory for matching content. This is keyword/pattern matching — search for relevant terms, synonyms, and related phrases.
Present results grouped by source, most relevant first:
Found [N] relevant entries:
[registers/decisions.md] (confidence: high)
2026-01-15: Chose JWT over session cookies for stateless scaling
[registers/tech-stack.md] (confidence: high)
Auth: JWT tokens with 24h expiry, refresh via /auth/refresh
[daily/2026-02-01.md]
[14:32] Discussed adding OAuth2 for third-party integrations, decided to defer
Tell the user:
No matching entries found in memory.
Searched: CLAUDE.local.md, [N] registers, [N] daily logs, [N] archive files.
Suggest they use /recall-write to capture the information if they have it.
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Full-text search and management of past work, memories, project history, and session notes with token-efficient browsing.