recalllisted

# recall — Resume Work from a Handoff Retrieve a handoff written by `/vwf:handoff` and reconstruct enough context to continue the work in **this fresh session**. **When to use:** at the start of a new session when the previous one grew **beyond ~60% context** and you want to continue with a clean window. ## Inputs | Input | Source | | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | `<name>` | `$ARGUMENTS` — the handoff drawer name. Empty → `next`. | | `<project>` | the **wing**, resolved from the repo (see step 1) | ## The `next` handoff `next` is the reserved "resume where I left off" handoff `/vwf:handoff` writes by default. Recalling it differs from a named recall in two ways: - **It lives on both surfaces** — the mempalace drawer and the committed `docs/handoffs/next.md`. Read whichever resolves; if both do and they disagree, the **more recent `Date`** wins. - **Its continuation runs without a gate** — step 4 executes the Next prompt instead of asking. That is the whole point of `next`: one command resumes the work. It is **left in place** afterwards; the following `/vwf:handoff` (or `/vwf:handoff next`) overwrites it. --- ## Pipeline ### 1. Resolve the project (wing) Resolve `<project>` from the repo identity **exactly as `/vwf:handoff` does** (so they agree): prefer the `origin` remote repo name (`git remote get-url origin`, stripped of host/owner/`.git`), else