feat(cli): add --json to recall for machine consumers#45
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The `recall` command already does semantic cross-project recall over global memory; this adds a `--json` flag so external callers (the Loom host) can consume the hits as a JSON array instead of human lines. Additive and backward-compatible: without `--json` the human output is unchanged. Empty / missing global memory prints `[]` in JSON mode. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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recallalready does semantic cross-project recall over global memory. This adds a--jsonflag so external callers (the Loom host) can consume hits as a JSON array — Loom shells out totask-journal recall "<context>" --json(same pattern it already uses forexport) to surface "have we decided / ruled this out before?" during analysis.--jsonflag on the existingRecallcommand.recall_hits_jsonhelper (pure, unit-tested).[]in JSON mode.Backward compatibility
Additive. Without
--jsonthe human-readable output is byte-identical to before.Verification
cargo test --workspace→ all suites pass, 0 failed (~485 tests; tj-cli 118, +2 new)task-journal recall "<q>" --json→ valid JSON array, exit 0🤖 Generated with Claude Code