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Skill akunzai/agent-skills/skills/mem-recall

My personal agent skills for AI coding assistants

Install
npx -y skills add akunzai/agent-skills --skill mem-recall

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Search short-term memory on demand — project .memories/ and ~/.agents/memories/ for handoffs, candidates, and prior task state not already loaded by AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md.

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mem-recall — On-Demand Memory Search

Retrieves short-term context: recent daily logs, candidates, and open handoffs.

How to recall

# Recent project daily logs
grep -rn "pattern" .memories/ 2>/dev/null

# Recent global daily logs
grep -rn "pattern" ~/.agents/memories/ 2>/dev/null

# Open handoffs to resume — one file per active task, newest creation day last
ls .memories/handoffs/ 2>/dev/null

# Legacy fallback: handoffs still embedded inline in older daily logs
grep -rln "\[Handoff" .memories ~/.agents/memories 2>/dev/null

Guidance

  • In a cross-device setup, run /mem-sync (pull) first so you read the freshest logs.
  • Scope by recency: read newest daily logs first and limit to recent days. Use grep to extract matching lines — do not read whole daily logs or the entire .memories/ directory into context.
  • Focus recall on short-term logs. Do not re-read AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md just because the skill is active; coding agents already load them as project instructions — open them only if the loaded copy looks incomplete or you need exact wording.
  • When resuming work, list the open handoff files under .memories/handoffs/, surface the relevant one, and confirm with the user before continuing (the mem-auto autopilot does this at session start).
  • This fallback grep is the safety net for legacy handoffs. The one-time migration normally clears them (tracked by the .memories/.handoff-migrated sentinel, so mem-auto does not re-scan every start), but a /mem-sync pull can still bring in inline [Handoff] blocks from a device that never migrated. If a daily log holds such blocks, surface them and suggest a one-off re-run of the migration (mem-auto → references/handoff-migration.md) so they move under .memories/handoffs/. Don't rely on ls .memories/handoffs/ alone — un-migrated handoffs never appear there.

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