Searches and retrieves past session summaries to maintain context across long-term development projects.
The Recall skill provides a powerful interface for searching and browsing session summaries previously saved using the /done command. By enabling full-text keyword searches, date range filtering, and branch-specific lookups, it allows developers to quickly recover lost context, revisit key architectural decisions, and find specific code changes or discussions from earlier work. This bridge between past and present sessions ensures that critical project knowledge is never lost and is always accessible within the Claude environment, significantly improving continuity in complex workflows.
Key Features
01Flexible date filtering for today, recent days, or specific ranges
02Full-text keyword search across all saved session summaries
03Branch-based search to isolate context from specific git branches
04Clean presentation of historical decisions, follow-ups, and discussions
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06Quick access to the most recent session entries for rapid resumption
Use Cases
01Tracking project progress and outstanding questions from earlier development cycles
02Locating a specific architectural decision or rationale made in a previous git branch
03Resuming a complex task after a long break by reviewing previous session summaries
