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Use in a repo with Rekal initialized (.rekal/ exists). Rekal is memory of prior AI sessions — who changed what, why, and when. Before spending a token, decide WHERE the answer lives: TREE / KNOWLEDGE / LEDGER / MAP. Route to one substrate, act, and stay silent when memory is not

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Rekal — which substrate answers this?

Most wasted effort is the wrong substrate. Decide before you grep or recall.

Substrate	Holds	Tense	Reach it with	Answers
Tree	current code	now	grep / read	what does X do, where is it
Knowledge	current prose	now	`rekal "<q>"` → Read HEAD	convention / what we know
Ledger	session intent	past	`rekal "<q>"`, drill `rekal query --session`	why, tried, rejected
Map	structure	—	`map.sh` + workflow	how is it built

Boundary

Is it true now, or something that was?
- Was — a reason, a rejected path, a past correction, or a fact whose only record is a past conversation → Ledger. (On a pure-dialogue corpus only the ledger has content — go there.)
If now — code or prose?
- Code (path/symbol, present tense) → Tree. Grep; do not recall.
- Prose → Knowledge. Never invent an episode when HEAD prose answers.

grep for code that is · knowledge for prose that is · ledger for the why that was.

Commands — text by default, `--json` for machines

Rekal's read commands print compact agent-readable text; add --json only when a program needs to parse it.

rekal "<q>" — recall. Prints a seed digest: line 1 is the verdict (INJECT / KNOWLEDGE / SILENCE), then per-seed sid conf=… t<n> "snippet". One call already widens itself — it fuses several deterministic reformulations of your query (keyword-only, clause splits, a temporal variant) so you get the full picture in one go; still reformulate by hand only when the answer needs a genuinely different angle the mechanical variants miss. A seed may carry [reached N× drilled M×· "past query"] before its snippet — a usage hint. reached counts how often the search surfaced it, which is the engine quoting itself: on a small store nearly everything is reached, so a bare high count means little. drilled counts how often an agent opened it — that is the load-bearing signal and a good first drill. The echoed query is the one that most often surfaced this memory, so it shows how the need is usually framed. Neither raises conf= — judge relevance from conf= + content as always. No tag just means newly surfaced, not worse.
rekal find "<term>" [role] — every ledger mention of a term, complete and in time order (the "all / every / how many" sweep). A partial list is a wrong answer to a set question — this is the set.
rekal query --session <sid|ulid> [--offset N --limit 5 --role …] — drill a session into readable turns. rekal query --sql "SELECT …" for analytical / complete-set SQL (see references/reference.md for the full schema; ts is a TIMESTAMP — use BETWEEN, not LIKE).

INJECT/SILENCE are recommendations, biased toward more data than decision: only empty / near-zero absolute confidence is machine-silenced (never max-normalized score — junk tops out near 1.0 too). Substrates are inclusive — INJECT may carry a trailing KNOWLEDGE line. You judge from conf= + content; a lexically thin dialogue hit still injects. On KNOWLEDGE path=score … judge the distribution: clear leader → Read its path at HEAD; flat cluster → stay silent on prose.

Dispatch — route, then act

The question is…	Do
Present prose / convention	`rekal "<q>"` → on `KNOWLEDGE`, Read the clear leader's `path`@`lines`
Past episode / why / tried / rejected	`rekal "<q>"` → on `INJECT`, `Read references/ledger.md`; drill `rekal query --session <sid> --offset <t-2> --limit 5`
Weak recall (one call already fused reformulations)	re-search a genuinely different angle — synonyms, entity/path anchor, a re-split of a multi-hop question
All / every / how many mentions of a thing	`rekal find "<term>"` — complete sweep; then drill and judge (class-mapping, set size)
Relative "when" (last Saturday, a month ago)	ledger → classify at the workflow gate below (event-time)
Temporal, analytical, decision-arc, provenance	`Read references/ledger.md` — SQL via `rekal query --sql "…"`; don't rank a set
Breadth / structure	`bash scripts/map.sh fresh` then `Read references/map.md`
Publish `docs/wiki/`	`bash scripts/wiki-gate.sh` then `Read references/wiki.md`
Flags, SQL, PATH, schema	`Read references/reference.md`

The command returns data; you decide the move. Cite session / turn / commit with every memory claim.

Ledger workflow gate

For a question routed to the ledger, classify the answer type before searching. Choose the first matching row and read exactly that workflow. Do not blend several workflows: concentrated guidance is more reliable than a pile of partially relevant checks.

Elapsed time or duration between endpoints → Read references/workflows/duration.md
A count, set, plural list, repeated events, or ordered history → Read references/workflows/complete-set.md
A calendar time/date or temporal relation → Read references/workflows/event-time.md
A qualified prediction, likelihood, possibility, or inference → Read references/workflows/inference.md
A fact, episode, explanation, provenance, reflection, or other ledger answer → Read references/workflows/point-fact.md

Classify by the form of the answer requested, not by incidental words: "Which events happened before June?" asks for a set, while "When did the event happen?" asks for event time. The workflow supplies evidence invariants and useful operations, never truth. The ledger remains authoritative; preserve genuine ambiguity and reject unsupported premises.

Final answer check

Before answering, silently compare the candidate answer with the requested actor, entity, relation, time scope, and answer type.

Reject another speaker's fact, a nearby semantic slot, an adjacent event, or a suggestion or plan mistaken for a completed event.
When event time is requested, resolve a source-relative expression against the historical assertion timestamp. A relative expression in the question is anchored to the asker's present. Preserve source precision.
For a count or set, ensure members were enumerated across the requested scope, class-mapped when necessary, and deduplicated.
Before answering "unknown," make one focused reformulation only when retrieved evidence signals that the exact fact may be buried.
If a check fails, repair evidence gathering rather than weakening the evidence standard or satisfying a false premise.

Judgment — agent, not the command

Only what the ledger holds. Do not invent or pad. If the record is thin, say so — or stay silent.
A partial set is a wrong answer when the question asks for the set. Use rekal find / SQL and page until empty. Ranked recall is for pointed questions, not "all / which / how many / every beat of an arc."
Keep the record's precision. Month-only evidence supports a month, not an invented day; attribution stays as the record states it; don't fake precision the record lacks or tidy away genuine ambiguity. (A resolvable source-relative phrase is still converted — see the event-time workflow.)
A false premise has no answer. When the question asserts something the record contradicts or never says, say that — never fabricate the asserted fact, and never silently answer a corrected question nobody asked.
Drill the hit before concluding absence. A recalled seed you haven't drilled outranks any amount of tree-grepping; grep never answers a ledger question, and an empty stub greps forever.

Semantic warming

A SEMANTIC warming line means the deep-semantic daemon is still loading; those results are keyword + LSA only. If the answer matters, re-run the same recall with exponential backoff (2s, 4s, 8s) until it's gone; after ~three tries proceed — the keyword layer stands on its own.

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name: rekal
description: >
  Use in a repo with Rekal initialized (.rekal/ exists). Rekal is memory of
  prior AI sessions — who changed what, why, and when. Before spending a token,
  decide WHERE the answer lives: TREE / KNOWLEDGE / LEDGER / MAP. Route to one
  substrate, act, and stay silent when memory is not the tool. Rekal's commands
  return compact agent-readable text by default; the judgment is yours.

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---
name: rekal
description: >
  Use in a repo with Rekal initialized (.rekal/ exists). Rekal is memory of
  prior AI sessions — who changed what, why, and when. Before spending a token,
  decide WHERE the answer lives: TREE / KNOWLEDGE / LEDGER / MAP. Route to one
  substrate, act, and stay silent when memory is not the tool. Rekal's commands
  return compact agent-readable text by default; the judgment is yours.
---

# Rekal — which substrate answers this?

Most wasted effort is the wrong substrate. Decide before you grep or recall.

| Substrate | Holds | Tense | Reach it with | Answers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tree | current code | now | grep / read | what does X do, where is it |
| Knowledge | current prose | now | `rekal "<q>"` → Read HEAD | convention / what we know |
| Ledger | session intent | past | `rekal "<q>"`, drill `rekal query --session` | why, tried, rejected |
| Map | structure | — | `map.sh` + workflow | how is it built |

## Boundary

1. Is it true **now**, or something that **was**?
   - **Was** — a reason, a rejected path, a past correction, or a fact whose only
     record is a past conversation → **Ledger**. (On a pure-dialogue corpus only
     the ledger has content — go there.)
2. If now — **code** or **prose**?
   - **Code** (path/symbol, present tense) → **Tree**. Grep; do not recall.
   - **Prose** → **Knowledge**. Never invent an episode when HEAD prose answers.

grep for code that is · knowledge for prose that is · ledger for the why that was.

## Commands — text by default, `--json` for machines

Rekal's read commands print compact agent-readable text; add `--json` only when
a program needs to parse it.

- `rekal "<q>"` — recall. Prints a **seed digest**: line 1 is the verdict
  (`INJECT` / `KNOWLEDGE` / `SILENCE`), then per-seed `sid conf=… t<n> "snippet"`.
  One call already **widens itself** — it fuses several deterministic
  reformulations of your query (keyword-only, clause splits, a temporal variant)
  so you get the full picture in one go; still reformulate *by hand* only when
  the answer needs a genuinely different angle the mechanical variants miss.
  A seed may carry `[reached N× drilled M×· "past query"]` before its snippet —
  a **usage** hint. `reached` counts how often the search surfaced it, which is
  the engine quoting itself: on a small store nearly everything is reached, so
  a bare high count means little. `drilled` counts how often an agent opened
  it — that is the load-bearing signal and a good first drill. The echoed query
  is the one that most often surfaced this memory, so it shows how the need is
  usually framed. Neither raises `conf=` — judge relevance from `conf=` +
  content as always. No tag just means newly surfaced, not worse.
- `rekal find "<term>" [role]` — every ledger mention of a term, complete and in
  time order (the "all / every / how many" sweep). A partial list is a wrong
  answer to a set question — this is the set.
- `rekal query --session <sid|ulid> [--offset N --limit 5 --role …]` — drill a
  session into readable turns. `rekal query --sql "SELECT …"` for analytical /
  complete-set SQL (see `references/reference.md` for the full schema; `ts` is a
  TIMESTAMP — use `BETWEEN`, not `LIKE`).

`INJECT`/`SILENCE` are **recommendations**, biased toward more data than
decision: only empty / near-zero absolute `confidence` is machine-silenced
(never max-normalized score — junk tops out near 1.0 too). Substrates are
inclusive — `INJECT` may carry a trailing `KNOWLEDGE` line. **You** judge from
`conf=` + content; a lexically thin dialogue hit still injects. On `KNOWLEDGE
path=score …` judge the distribution: clear leader → Read its `path` at HEAD;
flat cluster → stay silent on prose.

## Dispatch — route, then act

| The question is… | Do |
|---|---|
| Present prose / convention | `rekal "<q>"` → on `KNOWLEDGE`, Read the clear leader's `path`@`lines` |
| Past episode / why / tried / rejected | `rekal "<q>"` → on `INJECT`, `Read references/ledger.md`; drill `rekal query --session <sid> --offset <t-2> --limit 5` |
| Weak recall (one call already fused reformulations) | re-search a genuinely different angle — synonyms, entity/path anchor, a re-split of a multi-hop question |
| All / every / how many mentions of a thing | `rekal find "<term>"` — complete sweep; then drill and judge (class-mapping, set size) |
| Relative "when" (last Saturday, a month ago) | ledger → classify at the workflow gate below (event-time) |
| Temporal, analytical, decision-arc, provenance | `Read references/ledger.md` — SQL via `rekal query --sql "…"`; don't rank a set |
| Breadth / structure | `bash scripts/map.sh fresh` then `Read references/map.md` |
| Publish `docs/wiki/` | `bash scripts/wiki-gate.sh` then `Read references/wiki.md` |
| Flags, SQL, PATH, schema | `Read references/reference.md` |

The command returns data; you decide the move. Cite session / turn / commit with
every memory claim.

## Ledger workflow gate

For a question routed to the ledger, classify the answer type before searching.
Choose the first matching row and read exactly that workflow. Do not blend
several workflows: concentrated guidance is more reliable than a pile of
partially relevant checks.

1. Elapsed time or duration between endpoints → Read `references/workflows/duration.md`
2. A count, set, plural list, repeated events, or ordered history → Read `references/workflows/complete-set.md`
3. A calendar time/date or temporal relation → Read `references/workflows/event-time.md`
4. A qualified prediction, likelihood, possibility, or inference → Read `references/workflows/inference.md`
5. A fact, episode, explanation, provenance, reflection, or other ledger answer → Read `references/workflows/point-fact.md`

Classify by the form of the answer requested, not by incidental words: "Which
events happened before June?" asks for a set, while "When did the event happen?"
asks for event time. The workflow supplies evidence invariants and useful
operations, never truth. The ledger remains authoritative; preserve genuine
ambiguity and reject unsupported premises.

### Final answer check

Before answering, silently compare the candidate answer with the requested
actor, entity, relation, time scope, and answer type.

- Reject another speaker's fact, a nearby semantic slot, an adjacent event, or a
  suggestion or plan mistaken for a completed event.
- When event time is requested, resolve a source-relative expression against the
  historical assertion timestamp. A relative expression in the question is
  anchored to the asker's present. Preserve source precision.
- For a count or set, ensure members were enumerated across the requested scope,
  class-mapped when necessary, and deduplicated.
- Before answering "unknown," make one focused reformulation only when retrieved
  evidence signals that the exact fact may be buried.
- If a check fails, repair evidence gathering rather than weakening the evidence
  standard or satisfying a false premise.

## Judgment — agent, not the command

- **Only what the ledger holds.** Do not invent or pad. If the record is thin,
  say so — or stay silent.
- **A partial set is a wrong answer when the question asks for the set.** Use
  `rekal find` / SQL and page until empty. Ranked recall is for pointed
  questions, not "all / which / how many / every beat of an arc."
- **Keep the record's precision.** Month-only evidence supports a month, not an
  invented day; attribution stays as the record states it; don't fake precision
  the record lacks or tidy away genuine ambiguity. (A resolvable source-relative
  phrase is still converted — see the event-time workflow.)
- **A false premise has no answer.** When the question asserts something the
  record contradicts or never says, say that — never fabricate the asserted
  fact, and never silently answer a corrected question nobody asked.
- **Drill the hit before concluding absence.** A recalled seed you haven't
  drilled outranks any amount of tree-grepping; grep never answers a ledger
  question, and an empty stub greps forever.

## Semantic warming

A `SEMANTIC warming` line means the deep-semantic daemon is still loading; those
results are keyword + LSA only. If the answer matters, re-run the same recall
with exponential backoff (2s, 4s, 8s) until it's gone; after ~three tries
proceed — the keyword layer stands on its own.

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