recall-dumplisted

<!-- Generated by scripts/build-codex-plugin.ts; do not edit. --> ## Codex routing Codex lifecycle hooks capture supported transcripts automatically. Use `memory_dump` only for an explicit supplemental snapshot of visible messages. The canonical workflow below remains authoritative, but equivalent behavior is not assumed across hosts. Dump the current conversation session into the Recall SQLite database, making all messages immediately searchable. Also creates a curated LoA (Library of Alexandria) entry with extracted wisdom. Run this at the end of every session or when you want to persist the current conversation mid-session. ## Usage ```bash recall dump "<title>" ``` **Arguments:** - `<title>` (required): Descriptive title for this session (e.g., "Auth refactor planning", "Fixed rate limiter bug"). Use the user's argument text; if none was given, derive a short title from the session. **Options:** - `-p <project>` — Tag with a project name - `-t <tags>` — Comma-separated tags - `-c <id>` — Continue from a previous LoA entry (creates a chain) - `--skip-fabric` — Skip Fabric extraction (faster, import only) ## Examples ```bash # Basic dump recall dump "Debugging the webhook handler" # With project tag recall dump "API redesign session" -p my-api # Continue a previous conversation thread recall dump "Auth refactor part 2" -c 15 # Quick import without Fabric extraction recall dump "Quick fix session" --skip-fabric ```