moradin-recalllisted

# moradin:recall Search Moradin's memory and answer a question with citations. ## When invoked `/moradin:recall <question>` or `/moradin:recall <question> --topic <tag>` for topic-filtered search. ## What you do 1. **Tokenize the question.** Identify key terms. 2. **Run BM25 search:** ``` python scripts/search.py "<question>" [--topic <tag>] [--applies-to <tag>] --limit 10 ``` 3. **Read the top results** (typically 5-10 files). For each, read both frontmatter and body. 4. **Synthesize an answer** that: - Directly addresses the question - Cites EACH source file by path (e.g. `memory/patterns/closed_loop_eval.md`) - Distinguishes between principles (universal rules), patterns (designs), references (external knowledge), and lessons (incident-derived) - Honest about gaps: if memory doesn't have the answer, say so 5. **Optional: file the synthesis back.** If the synthesis itself is valuable, ask the operator: "This synthesis is valuable — file it back as a new pattern or lesson?" ## Citation format Always cite specific files. Don't say "your memory has principles about closed loops" — say "see `memory/principles/close_every_loop.md`." ## Topic filter If the operator's question is clearly within one topic (e.g. "what do I know about evals?"), use `--topic eval` to focus the search. If unsure: search without filter first; let BM25 surface relevant docs. ## Don't - Don't synthesize without reading the actual files. Search results give you hits —