chat-recall-findlisted

# Finding past work with chat-recall ## Pick the search tool - `mcp__chat-recall__recall_search` — search SESSIONS. Free-text query. - `include_outcome: true` → each hit gets a shipped/interrupted/abandoned line so you can judge relevance fast. - `like_session: <id>` → find sessions similar to a given one. - `project_filter`, `top_k` to narrow. - `mcp__chat-recall__recall_memory_search` — search ALL memory types, not just sessions. Use this when the answer might be in a plan, task list, CLAUDE.md, or an agent diary — not only a conversation. Omit `source_types` to search everything; pass it to narrow. The conversation-ish types are `['session','plan','task','claude_md','paste','history','diary','agent_memory']`, and the toolkit types — what is CONFIGURED rather than what was said — are `['skill','mcp','command','agent','hook','plugin']`. - `mcp__chat-recall__recall_user_prompts` — search only what the USER actually typed (assistant output stripped). Best for "what did I ask about X", "what was I requesting yesterday". - `mcp__chat-recall__recall_subagent_search` — search inside SUBAGENT transcripts. Explore/compact/aside sub-tasks run within a session and their work never appears in the main conversation, so a normal session search cannot find it. Reach for this when a session clearly did work you cannot locate. - `mcp__chat-recall__recall_redundant_files` — before creating a file, check whether you have written one like it before. Scores a