/session-feedback — Distill a session, and recall it deliberately

Two modes.

Write mode (default): read the live conversation, classify into three buckets, emit a dated feedback-<YYYY-MM-DD>.md to the project auto-memory directory, index it in MEMORY.md. No per-item filtering at write time — every extracted item is preserved as a durable candidate.

Recall mode (auto-triggered in future sessions; explicit --recall invocation also supported): before applying any item from a past feedback_*.md file, surface it to the user in the compact listing format and ask "Do I care about this at the moment, or do I not care about it at the moment?" User's answers are session-scoped — "yes" items are applied for the rest of the session; "no" items are suppressed.

Quick start

/session-feedback                 → WRITE: emit feedback-<today>.md
/session-feedback <path>          → WRITE: write to a specific path
/session-feedback --overwrite     → WRITE: replace existing same-day file
/session-feedback --since "topic" → WRITE: only mine turns about a specific topic

/session-feedback --recall        → RECALL: walk all past feedback files at session start