From cookbook-memory
Search the agent's persistent memory for notes relevant to the current task — prior decisions, facts, context, or conventions saved in earlier turns or sessions. Use when the user refers to something decided or learned before ("what did we decide about X", "remember the Y config", "how did we do Z last time"), or when prior context would help and isn't in the current conversation.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/cookbook-memory:recallThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Use the `recall` memory tool to retrieve relevant memories before answering, whenever
Use the recall memory tool to retrieve relevant memories before answering, whenever
the task could benefit from something decided or learned earlier. (The tool is
exposed by the memory plugin's MCP server; the exact tool id is harness-specific.)
recall(query, k) with a focused natural-language query describing what you
need. k defaults to 5; raise it when you want broader context.id, content, score (higher = more relevant), and tokens.
Hits come back ranked, best first.The conscious agent is recall-only — saving memories happens automatically in the background (the Daydreamer watches the session), so there is no remember tool to call.
npx claudepluginhub kenhuangus/agent-memory-harness --plugin cookbook-memoryCharts a path through ambiguous problems by creating investigation tickets on the issue tracker, then resolving them incrementally to clarify the route.