memory-recall

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Runtime-neutral recall from the Coven shared memory store (~/.coven/memory). Wraps the coven-memory CLI to retrieve promoted, attested facts at query time. Read-only by construction.

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# Memory Recall Retrieval-side contract for the Coven memory layer (Authoritative Plan v1 hole #7; bead `cmem-pbr`). Any familiar, under any runtime, uses this skill to pull already-promoted facts back into working context. It does **not** write, promote, or mutate anything under `~/.coven/memory` — that is the promotion layer's job (`coven memory promote`, schema: `familiar-contract/schemas/coven-memory-schema.md` §11). ## When to use - The question depends on a promoted Coven fact, decision, or cross-familiar context rather than the current session or the familiar's own MEMORY.md. - "Did we decide X?" / "what did <familiar> attest about Y?" for anything that plausibly predates the current session or originated with another familiar. - As a supplement to the runtime's own memory search (which covers per-familiar MEMORY.md / daily notes / transcripts). Recall covers the layer *below* that: promoted, attested, cross-familiar-visible. ## When NOT to use - Answer is in the current session → just answer. - Answer is in the familiar's own MEMORY.md or daily files → use the runtime's memory tools. - The promotion layer has not run for the relevant window → recall returns empty; say so honestly. Never fabricate a hit. ## Inputs | Field | Type | Required | Description | |-------|------|----------|-------------| | `query` | string | ✅ | Natural-language question or keyword phrase. | | `familiar` | string | ❌ | Store scope filter passed to the crate: `coven` (default...

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OpenCoven
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OpenCoven/coven
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3 months ago
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Language
Rust
License
MIT

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