davegoldblatt/total-recall

Recall Context shows which memory files are loaded and what memory files exist on disk in the current session. Use it to verify available context, missing files, and memory hooks before continuing work.

Recall Forget marks matching memory entries as superseded without deleting historical records. Use it when a stored fact is no longer current and needs to be kept with a supersession note.

Recall Init IDs adds durable ^tr IDs to untagged memory entries in managed files. Use it before /recall-maintain to prepare entries for metadata tracking.

Recall Log quickly appends a timestamped note to today's daily log without write-gate evaluation. Use it for fast capture when you want to record something immediately.

Recall Maintain runs pressure-based cleanup for working memory when entries exceed budget. It also checks stale entries, contradictions, and open loops, and archives superseded items.

Recall Promote reviews recent daily logs and suggests entries to promote into CLAUDE.local.md or memory registers. Use it when turning recurring decisions, preferences, and project state into durable context.

Recall Search searches working memory, registers, daily logs, and archive files for relevant information. Use it when you need to find prior decisions, preferences, people, or past discussions.

Recall Status shows memory system health, including working memory size, stale entries, hooks, and file counts. Use it to check whether the recall memory structure is initialized and up to date.

Recall Write writes a note to the daily memory log after checking whether it changes future behavior, captures a commitment, or records a durable fact. Use it when you want only behavior-changing notes saved.

Total Recall Initialization scaffolds the project memory directories, registers, and working memory file for Claude Code. Use it when setting up persistent memory and session continuity in a new project.