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Retrieve a handoff document from mempalace (wing=<project>, room=handoff, drawer=<name>) to resume work in a fresh session, and optionally run its next prompt. Use to continue after a session that exceeded ~60% context.

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# recall — Resume Work from a Handoff Retrieve a handoff written by `/vwf:handoff` and reconstruct enough context to continue the work in **this fresh session**. **When to use:** at the start of a new session when the previous one grew **beyond ~60% context** and you want to continue with a clean window. ## Inputs | Input | Source | | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | `<name>` | `$ARGUMENTS` — the handoff drawer name. | | `<project>` | the **wing**, resolved from the repo (see step 1) | --- ## Pipeline ### 1. Resolve the project (wing) Resolve `<project>` from the repo identity **exactly as `/vwf:handoff` does** (so they agree): prefer the `origin` remote repo name (`git remote get-url origin`, stripped of host/owner/`.git`), else the repo root basename (`git rev-parse --show-toplevel`); reconcile against existing wings with `mempalace_status` / `mempalace_list_wings` and reuse the exact existing name. **Verify the wing matches this repo** before searching: the resolved wing must correspond to the repo you are in. If it doesn't (e.g. the reconciled wing belongs to a different project), **fail loudly** — say so and stop, rather than recalling a handoff from the wrong project. ### 2. Find the handoff If `$ARGUMENTS` named no `<name>`, list what's available: `mempalace_list_drawers(wing=<project>, room="handoff")` → show the names (from each `# Handoff: <name>` header) and ...

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Author
virajp
Repository
virajp/ai-plugins
Created
2 months ago
Last Updated
2 days ago
Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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