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recall
Reconstruct current task context from available durable history and records. Use when resuming work or rebuilding context on a topic.
skills/recall/SKILL.md
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# Recall
Rebuild context from durable evidence, not memory theater.
1. Search the sources the host actually exposes: prior chats, decision logs, issues/PRs, branches, commits, docs, or task files.
2. Prefer recent primary artifacts over summaries.
3. Reconcile contradictions against repository/current external state.
4. Return a compact brief: goal, current state, decisions, completed work, open risks, next verified step, and source pointers.
5. If history access is unavailable, say which source is missing rather than fabricating a recollection.