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recalllisted

Reconstruct recent working context from the active harness history, repository state, and shared project records, then return a concise current-state brief. Use for catch-up, resume, handoff, or "where did I leave off?"
3metaJun/mstack · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 75
Install: claude install-skill 3metaJun/mstack
# Recall Rebuild enough recent context to resume work without loading unrelated private history. Prefer live repository state over stale conversation claims. ## Workflow 1. **Classify the request.** If the user supplied a complete handoff with paths, branch, and next action, use it and skip transcript mining. 2. **Lock scope.** Pin the topic, workspace, and time window. Default "recent" to seven days. Never expand one project's request into other workspaces. 3. **Discover history safely.** Use the active harness entry in [history-sources.md](./references/history-sources.md). The bundled [history helper](./scripts/history.mjs) lists workspace-scoped metadata before reading a selected session. It is available in a skills-only installation. Prefer documented CLI export commands over direct database reads. Exclude the current session and obvious subagent, evaluation, and test noise. 4. **Search narrowly.** Order candidates by actual modification time, search for the topic first, then read only matching sessions and relevant regions. Pass `--query` and output limits to the helper, and preserve its warnings and truncation status in your assessment. For a large authorized corpus, delegate non-overlapping time slices if the host supports parallel agents. Keep raw transcripts out of the final context. 5. **Sweep shared records.** For a named feature, file, subsystem, or incident, inspect source control, issues, project chat, documentation, and