gsd-mempalace-recall

To retrieve past project decisions, you query the MemPalace knowledge base to surface historical patterns and anomalies. This provides context-aware insights during pre-planning by accessing stored knowledge graph facts and decision logs.

The best way to avoid repeating architectural mistakes is recalling previous project surprises and patterns from your knowledge management system. Querying specific module history surfaces gotchas and decision provenance to inform your current refactor.

Recalling project history requires integration with MemPalace MCP tools or CLI transport. This connection is necessary to access the stored knowledge graph facts and decision logs within project-specific wings and modes.

Contextual recall works by automatically querying project-specific wings and modes based on your current project phase. It retrieves relevant historical data and decision provenance, such as drawer IDs, to provide targeted insights for current workflows.

You can surface fragmented project memory by invoking a recall query against your knowledge base before planning new tasks. This automatically retrieves relevant historical decisions, patterns, and anomalies to inform your current development phase.

A limitation of querying historical data is that the skill only retrieves information previously stored in the MemPalace knowledge base. It cannot surface decisions or patterns that were not recorded as knowledge graph facts or decision logs.