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Slash commands

Use guided prompts for session management, workspace context, and large-content workflows.

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Workflow Slash Commands

These commands inject instructions to guide Claude on how to use Recall in specific scenarios

/recall-remote:automatic_workflow

Purpose: Teaches Claude to use Recall proactively without being asked.

  • - Reminds Claude to call auto_session_start at the beginning
  • - Reminds Claude to call quick_store_decision after decisions
  • - Reminds Claude to check should_use_rlm before large content

When to use: At the start of a session if you want Claude to be proactive about memory.

/recall-remote:rlm_workflow

Purpose: Full guide for processing large content that exceeds context limits.

Explains the 6-step RLM workflow:

  1. create_execution_context - Store large content
  2. decompose_task - Break into subtasks
  3. inject_context_snippet - Get relevant chunks
  4. update_subtask_result - Store partial results
  5. merge_results - Combine everything
  6. verify_answer - Cross-check accuracy

When to use: When you're about to analyze a large file, log dump, or document (50KB+).

/recall-remote:session_management

Purpose: Guide for session lifecycle management.

  • - organize_session - Group related memories into a named session
  • - summarize_session - Create a snapshot at end of work
  • - get_time_window_context - Retrieve memories from specific time ranges

When to use: At the end of a work session to preserve context, or when resuming work from a previous session.

/recall-remote:workspace_context

Purpose: Guide for workspace isolation.

  • - set_workspace - Isolate memories to a project
  • - get_workspace - Check current workspace
  • - convert_to_global / convert_to_workspace - Move memories between scopes

When to use: When switching between projects, or when you want a preference to apply globally.

When to Use Each Command

ScenarioCommand
Starting fresh session/recall-remote:automatic_workflow
Processing 500KB log file/recall-remote:rlm_workflow
Ending work for the day/recall-remote:session_management
Switching projects/recall-remote:workspace_context

You typically only need /recall-remote:automatic_workflow at session start - it covers most cases.

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