memory-recall

Search project memories by parsing natural language queries to locate agent diaries, PREVC decisions, and historical context. The system determines the search scope, queries the memory backend, and returns structured results grouped by type with timestamps and source context.

Project wing scope limits memory searches to the current project's context by default, while global scope expands the search across all projects when specified. Global scope retrieves broader historical context and agent diaries beyond the immediate project boundaries.

Retrieve agent diaries and PREVC decisions by requesting an on-demand deep-dive into project memories. This bypasses auto-recall budget limitations by directly querying the memory backend and surfacing formatted historical artifacts with timestamps.

You can filter memory search results by phase or search across multiple projects using refinement options. After an initial search returns structured results, the system offers refinements to narrow findings by specific phases or expand the scope to other projects.

Contextual search results format MemPalace memories by grouping them according to type, displaying timestamps and source context for each entry. The structured output presents agent diaries, PREVC decisions, and historical artifacts in an organized, readable layout.

Use a dedicated memory recall tool when auto-recall budget is insufficient or when you need to explore deep historical context. It provides on-demand deep-dive capabilities to surface comprehensive agent diaries and decisions that standard auto-recall cannot retrieve.