journal-recalllisted

# /journal-recall Workflow ## Inputs **User provides:** - Natural language query describing what to find (date, keyword, topic, project, etc.) - Optional: date range, entry type filter, project name **Scope parameters:** - `JOURNAL_BASE`: `~/journal/` (hardcoded, matches /journal skill) - Entry types: daily, meetings, projects, learnings, decisions - Search modes: date lookup, date range, keyword search, topic search, project filter, weekly review ## Step 0 — Classify Intent **Action:** Determine what type of retrieval the user wants. **Intent classification:** 1. **Specific date lookup**: User mentions a date ("yesterday", "Feb 23", "2026-02-22", "last Tuesday") 2. **Date range**: User mentions a span ("this week", "last month", "between X and Y") 3. **Keyword search**: User provides search terms ("worktree isolation", "Docker socket") 4. **Topic/project**: User asks about a specific topic or project ("what did I do on claude-devkit?") 5. **Meeting lookup**: User asks about meetings ("what meetings did I have?", "standup notes") 6. **Weekly review**: User asks for a summary ("summarize this week", "weekly review", "what happened this week") 7. **Project status**: User asks about a project's current state ("what's the status of X?", "where am I on X?") **Disambiguation:** - If intent unclear, default to keyword search across all entries - For time-based queries, resolve relative dates ("yesterday" = YYYY-MM-DD, "this week" = past 7 days) **Tool declarations:** Bash (d