recall

name: recall description: Retrieve context from previous Claude Code sessions. Use when the user asks about what was done before, when continuing work from a prior session, or when you need to understand previous decisions and file changes. argument-hint: "[session-id | --chain | --search keyword]" allowed-tools: "Bash(gc-query *)"

Recall Previous Session Context

You have access to GlobalContext, an event store that captures all Claude Code session activity. Use it to recall what happened in previous sessions.

Commands

Run these via Bash:

Default: last session context

gc-query last

Full session chain (parent sessions)

gc-query last --include-parent

Specific session

gc-query session $ARGUMENTS

List sessions

gc-query sessions
gc-query sessions --all-projects

Search across sessions

gc-query search $ARGUMENTS

Behavior

1. If no arguments given, run gc-query last to show context from the most recent session for this project.
2. If --chain is passed, run gc-query last --include-parent to follow the session chain.
3. If --search is passed, run gc-query search with the remaining arguments.
4. Otherwise, treat the argument as a session ID and run gc-query session <id>.
5. Present the output clearly to the user. Summarize key points: what was being worked on, files modified, and decisions made.