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@intentic/iq-recall

v1.250.0

Published

Session recall behind the iq CLI, indexes Claude Code transcripts (node:sqlite) for topic→file amplification and session forking

Readme

@intentic/iq-recall

Session recall behind the iq CLI: what past sessions already worked out.

Indexes Claude Code transcripts (node:sqlite) for topic→file amplification and mid-session forking (iq sessions).

Part of the iq dependency island: imported only by @intentic/iq, and invoked via the iq subprocess. No app or daemon code imports this package, and none should.

Key files

  • src/ingest: reading Claude Code transcripts into the index.
  • src/rank: topic→file amplification; what makes a past session useful now.
  • src/fork: resuming a prior session's context instead of rebuilding it.
  • src/store: the node:sqlite index.
  • src/fleet: whose CONVERSATION a runtime session belonged to. A recall row is keyed on the provider's bare session uuid and titled from whatever the transcript named itself, which for an agent-run session is nothing — so a listing read as a column of uuids and the word "(untitled)" while the daemon next door held the branch and title for every one of them. The join is the daemon's fleet registry read as a plain file, and it is deliberately tolerant: iq runs outside a sandbox too, where the file does not exist and the answer is simply that this listing has no conversations to name. A named row's id is the handle the sandbox's own agents show <id> takes.
  • src/index.ts: the public surface.