From aspy
Recover lost context after session compaction or when information from previous sessions is needed. Use when: user mentions "what were we working on", "I lost context", "before the compact", "previous session", or asks about decisions/implementations/discussions that aren't in current context. Also use proactively when you notice references to prior work you lack context for.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/aspy:context-recoveryThis skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
You've been activated to recover context that was lost to compaction or exists in a previous session.
You've been activated to recover context that was lost to compaction or exists in a previous session.
Identify the topic - What specific context is needed?
Use aspy_recall (primary tool):
aspy_recall(query="<keywords>", limit=10)
This combines semantic search (if embeddings enabled) with keyword matching. Searches thinking blocks, user prompts, AND assistant responses simultaneously. Handles both exact queries and fuzzy queries like "that golf thing?"
Synthesize, don't dump - Summarize findings:
Offer continuity - "Would you like me to continue where we left off?"
aspy_recall_thinking - Claude's reasoning and analysis (WHY decisions were made)aspy_recall_prompts - What the user askedaspy_recall_responses - Claude's answers and codeGood synthesis:
"On Dec 2nd, we implemented mouse scroll support for the detail modal. The fix was in
src/tui/mod.rs:299-322- checking if modal is open before dispatching scroll events. You mentioned wanting to test it before merging."
Bad synthesis:
"Found 5 results mentioning 'scroll'. Here they are: [dumps raw results]"
| User Says | Search For |
|---|---|
| "that bug we fixed" | error keywords, "fix", file names |
| "the refactor" | "refactor", component names |
| "what we decided" | "decided", "approach", "pattern" |
| "before compact" | recent topics from today |
| "something about golf?" | just search it - semantic will handle fuzzy |
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