recognition-historylisted

Recognition history answers questions like "what have I been recognized for this year?", "when did I last recognize someone?", or "show me everything related to the product launch." Start by clarifying three things: * **Who** — are we looking at the current user, or a specific colleague? * **What direction** — received, given, or both? * **When** — a specific date range, a rolling window, or all time? If looking up a colleague by name, use `searchUsers` or `getUser` to resolve their ID before making history calls. For date-bounded lookups (e.g. "this quarter", "in March"), use `getRecognitionReceived` and/or `getRecognitionGiven` with `start_date` and `end_date`. For rolling windows (e.g. "last 30 days"), use the `days_back` parameter. Don't mix the two. If the user is searching by theme, keyword, or event (e.g. "recognition mentioning the rebrand" or "anything with #teamwork"), use `searchRecognitions` with a natural-language query — it's better suited for this than date filtering. Summarize findings clearly: total points received or given, most-used hashtags, and any patterns worth highlighting. Do not manually sum per-row `amount` values across pages — use the aggregate totals the API returns. Offer to paginate, filter by a specific hashtag, or narrow the date range if the results are large. If a date range returns nothing, widen it and ask if the user wants to look further back.