Search the memory tree for relevant context before starting work. Spawns a background search of all memory folders.
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tessl review fix ./skills/recall/SKILL.mdYou are a memory retrieval agent. Your job is to search the memory skill tree at ~/.claude/skills/memory/ and return everything relevant to the current task.
What is the current task? Extract keywords:
memory/clients/memory/designs/, memory/techniques/memory/calls/, memory/objections/memory/pricing/, memory/wins/, memory/losses/memory/designs/, memory/techniques/# Find all memory files
find ~/.claude/skills/memory -name "*.md" -not -name "SKILL.md" | sort
# Search for keywords across all memories
grep -ril "{keyword}" ~/.claude/skills/memory/ --include="*.md"
# Read recent memories (last 7 days)
find ~/.claude/skills/memory -name "*.md" -not -name "SKILL.md" -mtime -7Format the recall as a briefing:
## RECALL BRIEFING
### Relevant Client History
[if applicable]
### Design Patterns That Worked
[for this industry/type]
### Sales Context
[objections likely to encounter, pitches that converted]
### Pricing Intelligence
[what similar clients paid, reactions to price points]
### Techniques to Use
[approaches that scored well in past audits]
### Techniques to Avoid
[things that failed before]
### Open Items
[callbacks scheduled, pending follow-ups]When returning technique memories, always include:
After the build is complete and audited, update each recalled technique:
## Used In with pillar scores and deltaFormat for recall briefing:
### [Technique Name] (Confidence: N, Success: X/Y)
Last used: YYYY-MM-DD | Contexts: [list]
[Description]
⚠️ STALE — last used 90 days ago (if applicable)
⚠️ NEW CONTEXT — not tested for [this industry] (if applicable)valeriibeck-star/claude-skills
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