Search read-only memory index for notes, decisions, and lessons by topic.
npx skills add https://github.com/YehudaFrankel/clankbrain --skill recall-yehudafrankel
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: recall Source: https://github.com/YehudaFrankel/clankbrain/tree/main/.claude/skills/recall Command: npx skills add https://github.com/YehudaFrankel/clankbrain --skill recall-yehudafrankel
Memory recall is essential for referencing past decisions, lessons, and context across sessions. This skill provides a fast, read-only memory search that lets you fetch relevant notes by topic.
Ask the agent to recall memory about a topic, e.g., '/recall X'.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can search past session history by requesting a memory recall of a specific topic. The skill queries a read-only memory index to retrieve relevant past decisions and context.
Yes, semantic search retrieves project context across previous files even when the wording differs. If the semantic index is unavailable, it falls back to a keyword grep.
No, recalling memory does not write new data. The process provides read-only access to the memory index to fetch relevant notes without modifying the existing session history.
The best way to look up past lessons is to execute a memory recall command for your topic. This fetches project learnings and notes from a read-only memory index instantly.
Yes, you need an existing memory index to perform a semantic search. If the index is missing, the system falls back to a keyword grep to find relevant notes.
Your memory search returns differently worded notes because it uses semantic search. This mechanism matches the meaning of your query to related memories, rather than relying on exact keywords.
QredenceIngest markdown files into ChromaDB for semantic procedural memory retrieval.
BerryKuipersStore and search project-specific context using mcp__memory__store and mcp__memory__search.
anorthamRestore session context from persistent memory at coding session start.
PedroGiudiceSearch past session observations stored in a local DuckDB memory store.
