/recall
Recall similar past trades using outcome-weighted memory
$ npx -y skills add mnemox-ai/tradememory-protocol --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
- Fires itselfClaude auto-loads it when your prompt matches the work.
- You can call itInvoke it directly when you want it.
- Slash command
/recall
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What this command does when you run it.
Recall similar past trades using outcome-weighted memory
Command definition
recall.mddescription: Recall similar past trades using outcome-weighted memory
argument-hint: "[market context or query]"
Recall Similar Trades
Search your trading memory for past trades that match the current market context. Results are ranked by Outcome-Weighted Memory (OWM) score — winning trades in similar contexts surface first.
Workflow
Step 1: Define Query Context
If context is provided, use it. Otherwise ask:
- **Symbol**: What are you trading?
- **Market conditions**: Trending/ranging, volatility level, session
- **Strategy**: Which strategy are you considering?
- **Timeframe**: What timeframe are you analyzing?
Step 2: Execute Recall
Use the `recall_memories` MCP tool:
recall_memories({
query: "market context description",
memory_types: ["episodic", "semantic", "procedural"],
limit: 10
})OWM scoring formula weights:
- **P&L outcome** (40%) — profitable trades score higher
- **Context similarity** (30%) — matching market conditions
- **Recency** (20%) — recent trades weighted more
- **Confidence calibration** (10%) — well-calibrated confidence scores weighted more
Step 3: Present Results
For each recalled trade, show: 1. **OWM Score** — composite relevance score 2. **Trade summary** — symbol, direction, entry/exit, P&L 3. **Context match** — what made this trade similar 4. **Lesson** — the reflection/takeaway from that trade
Step 4: Synthesize
After listing individual trades, provide:
- **Pattern summary**: What do the top results have in common?
- **Win rate** in similar contexts
- **Average P&L** in similar contexts
- **Recommendation**: Based on past experience, should you take this trade?
Example
User: /recall ranging market, low volatility, Asian session, XAUUSD
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description: Recall similar past trades using outcome-weighted memory argument-hint: "[market context or query]"
Recall Similar Trades
Search your trading memory for past trades that match the current market context. Results are ranked by Outcome-Weighted Memory (OWM) score — winning trades in similar contexts surface first.
Workflow
Step 1: Define Query Context
If context is provided, use it. Otherwise ask:
- **Symbol**: What are you trading?
- **Market conditions**: Trending/ranging, volatility level, session
- **Strategy**: Which strategy are you considering?
- **Timeframe**: What timeframe are you analyzing?
Step 2: Execute Recall
Use the `recall_memories` MCP tool:
recall_memories({
query: "market context description",
memory_types: ["episodic", "semantic", "procedural"],
limit: 10
})OWM scoring formula weights:
- **P&L outcome** (40%) — profitable trades score higher
- **Context similarity** (30%) — matching market conditions
- **Recency** (20%) — recent trades weighted more
- **Confidence calibration** (10%) — well-calibrated confidence scores weighted more
Step 3: Present Results
For each recalled trade, show: 1. **OWM Score** — composite relevance score 2. **Trade summary** — symbol, direction, entry/exit, P&L 3. **Context match** — what made this trade similar 4. **Lesson** — the reflection/takeaway from that trade
Step 4: Synthesize
After listing individual trades, provide:
- **Pattern summary**: What do the top results have in common?
- **Win rate** in similar contexts
- **Average P&L** in similar contexts
- **Recommendation**: Based on past experience, should you take this trade?
Example
User: /recall ranging market, low volatility, Asian session, XAUUSD
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