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Read the recall block as memory pointers and open useful memories before relying on them.

A recall block is a list of memory leads.

How to read the block

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<recall session_id="sess-1" query_id="q1">
0.74 | preferences://user | concise replies · timezone
0.68 | project://my_app/deployment | cloudflare pages · build command
</recall>

The score is a relevance signal, not a command. Before you rely on a memory, open it with lore_get_node and pass the session_id and query_id from the recall block when the tool asks for them. That lets Lore record whether recalled memories were actually used.

Good agent behavior:

  • open the most relevant memory before acting;
  • skip weak candidates instead of forcing them into the answer;
  • search manually if the recall block misses obvious context;
  • write or update memory after the task if a durable fact changed.
Web ConsoleLearn what each main page in the Lore Web Console is used for.Recommended routineFollow a simple routine for memory review, recall checks, Dream, and backups.Write a durable memorySave one useful memory with path, priority, disclosure, glossary, and content.Read recall resultsInterpret scores, candidates, query details, and usage state in the Recall UI.