Use when CTOX must reconstruct the relevant communication state before replying on email, Jami, or TUI, especially when approvals, blockers, prior promises, or cross-channel context may change the answer.
Use this skill before replying when the latest inbound message may depend on earlier thread history or on communication that happened on another channel.
Do not answer from the newest message alone. Reconstruct the relevant state first, then answer from that state.
Prefer active lookup over passive wrapper context.
ctox channel history --thread-key <key> --limit 12
1a. Prefer the structured reconstruction view first when available:ctox channel context --thread-key <key> --query <text> --sender <addr> --limit 12ctox channel search --query <text> --limit 12--channel <name> or --sender <addr> when you need to narrow the searchctox lcm-grep <db-path> all messages smart <query> <limit>thread_key for direct history.ctox channel context and then drill into the raw hits only if needed.Before replying, explicitly decide whether earlier communication changed any of these:
If yes, answer from the updated state, not from the newest inbound line alone.