recall

To retrieve past decisions and maintain consistency, use memory recall to fetch prior rationale and learned patterns. It supports scoped searches over session, project, or global memories, returning structured results with provenance and timestamps for downstream work.

The best way to search project memory for prior rationale is by using scoped memory recall. You can filter memories by time range and relevance, which outputs structured results containing provenance, timestamps, and potential contradictions to inform your current decisions.

Yes, you can detect potential contradictions when retrieving past decisions from a memory scope. The recall process surfaces these contradictions and indicates sources for traceability, ensuring auditable memory recall and reliable consistency across your interactions.

Memory recall supports filtering by time range and relevance for auditable searches. It retrieves prior decisions and learned patterns from your specified memory scope, outputting structured results complete with provenance and timestamps to ensure traceability.

You need scoped memory searches over session, project, or global memories when maintaining consistency across interactions. This scoped recall retrieves relevant past decisions and learned patterns, providing provenance and highlighting contradictions for reliable downstream decision making.