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agentmemory-history

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Read past work: resume the last session, recap recent sessions, list agent-linked commits, trace a line back to the session that wrote it, or compact the current conversation for handoff. Use when the user says "where were we", "resume", "recap", "session history", "what did we do", "why is this code here", "who wrote this", or "handoff".

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agentmemory history

Session archaeology over agentmemory. Every workflow reads memory_sessions, memory_recall, or memory_commits; pick the row that matches the question.

In AGENTMEMORY_TOOLS=core mode, memory_commits and memory_commit_lookup are hidden. Use the REST fallback in ../_shared/TROUBLESHOOTING.md.

Route

QuestionWorkflow
"where were we" / resume / handoffreferences/handoff.md
"what have we been doing" / recap windowreferences/recap.md
"past sessions" / timeline overviewreferences/session-history.md
"why is this code here" / blame to sessionreferences/commit-context.md
"what has the agent shipped" / linked commitsreferences/commit-history.md
compact this conversation for another agentreferences/handoff-compact.md

Core rules

  • Match sessions to the project by directory boundary, not raw string prefix. A sibling repo is never "this project".
  • A commit: null lookup means the commit predates session linking. Say so; do not invent intent from the diff.
  • Empty results are a real answer. Never narrate activity the tools did not return.
  • Surface an unanswered user question first when resuming.
  • Handoff documents go to the OS temp directory, never the workspace, and redact secrets.
  • Cite short session ids (first 8 chars) and observation counts so the user can verify.

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