What problem does it solve?
When working on long-running Elixir/Phoenix projects, teams often re-solve problems they already fixed in past sessions. This Skill answers "have we done this before?" by searching three evidence layers — local solution docs, git history, and session transcripts — so prior fixes and decisions are found instead of rediscovered.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Layered evidence search: Checks
.claude/solutions/ first via grep, then git history with pickaxe (git log -S) and --grep recipes, then ccrider MCP session transcripts as a gated fallback.
- Context-safe transcript fetching: Spawns one subagent per session fetch so large
get_session_messages responses never flood the parent context.
- Cited answers with graceful degradation: Every claim names its source (doc path, commit hash, or session date), and if ccrider MCP is absent it says so once and answers from the first two layers.
- Use Case: Ask "how did we fix the LiveView form that saved silently?" and get the prior fix with the commit hash or solution doc that recorded it, plus an offer to compound new knowledge for next time.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to use the phx-recall skill to find how we previously fixed the silently failing LiveView form save.