feat: add 15 commands from fuji — cart, index, issue, pass, receive, recall, remember, search, status, summary, plan, work, why, insight, ask
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Resume from the most recent session handover. Execute in order:
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1. SEARCH: Run memory_recall for subject `handover.session` to find all handover entries. Sort by date (newest first from created_at). Also run memory_recall with query "session handover open items next steps" to catch any handovers stored with variant subject names.
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2. FOUND PATH — if a handover exists:
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a. Fetch the full handover memory via memory_get (no truncation).
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b. Present a summary to Pilot:
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- What was worked on last session (numbered list, one line each)
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- Key artifacts modified (file paths)
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- Open items / next steps (numbered, actionable)
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- How old the handover is (date + days ago)
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c. Ask Pilot via Question tool:
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- "Accept this handover?" with options: "Accept all", "Accept and review open items", "Show full handover", "Skip — start fresh"
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d. If accepted: load the handover context, state which open items you're ready to work on, ask Pilot which to tackle first.
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e. If "show full": display the complete handover memory content, then re-ask acceptance.
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f. If skipped: proceed as a normal session with no inherited context.
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3. NOT FOUND PATH — if no handover exists:
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a. State: "No session handover found in EEMS."
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b. Ask Pilot via Question tool:
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- "How would you like to start?" with options: "Search EEMS for recent work", "Start fresh — tell me what to do", "Run /summary to audit EEMS first"
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c. If "search EEMS": run memory_recall for recent entries (last 24h via created_at), summarize what's in memory, ask what to continue.
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d. Otherwise: proceed per selection.
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4. BOOT: Regardless of path, complete standard identity boot (memory_recall for core.* subjects) before starting work. The handover provides task context, not identity context.
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