Skill

recall

Load saved knowledge from ~/.claude/learnings/ into the current session context.

From claude-code-learn
Install
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Run in your terminal
$
npx claudepluginhub ourines/claude-code-learn --plugin claude-code-learn
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This skill is limited to using the following tools:

BashReadGlobGrepmcp__memory__search_nodes
Skill Content

recall

Load saved knowledge from ~/.claude/learnings/ into the current session context.

Instructions

1. Parse Query

Argument: $ARGUMENTS

If empty, list all available knowledge files:

ls ~/.claude/learnings/*.md 2>/dev/null

Display as a list with topic names extracted from frontmatter. Stop here.

2. Find Matching File

Search ~/.claude/learnings/ in this order:

  1. Exact slug: ~/.claude/learnings/<slug>.md
  2. Partial filename: ~/.claude/learnings/*<query>*.md
  3. Content search: grep topic/tags inside files
  4. Knowledge graph (if mcp__memory__search_nodes available): search for entities of type "learning"

If multiple matches, list them and ask the user to pick one.

If no matches, tell the user: no knowledge found, suggest /learn <topic>.

3. Load Knowledge

Read the matching file. Absorb the content into your working context. Use it to inform your responses for the rest of the session.

Do NOT recite the entire file back to the user. Instead, confirm briefly:

Loaded knowledge on "<topic>" (verified <date>, confidence: <level>).

If the user asks for details, then share relevant sections.

4. Freshness Check

If last_verified is >90 days old, note it once:

Note: Last verified <date>. Will cross-check key details as needed.

If you discover outdated content during the session, silently update the file (fix content, bump last_verified, adjust confidence). No user confirmation needed for routine maintenance.

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