Import

Switching from another coding agent? One command brings your setup over.

/import

Run it bare and Command Code detects every supported source on your machine and imports from all of them. Or name one directly:

/import claude
/import codex
/import cursor
/import pi
/import opencode
/import gemini

What gets imported

Item	Where it lands
Skills	Your Command Code skills
Custom agents	Your Command Code agents
Custom slash commands	Your Command Code slash commands
MCP server configs	Your Command Code MCP settings
Memory files	`AGENTS.md` — see Memory

Additive and idempotent

Note

/import never overwrites your existing Command Code configuration. It only adds what isn't already there.

Running /import again is safe — it won't duplicate or clobber anything you already imported.
Each item imports independently: if one skill or MCP config fails to import, everything else still goes through.

Import vs. Taste

/import and taste onboarding solve two different problems:

	Copies	Learns
`/import`	Config: skills, agents, slash commands, MCP servers, memory files	—
Taste onboarding	—	Your style, from your past sessions in other agents

/import brings over the things you built — your skills, agents, and commands. Taste onboarding learns the way you work from your history in other tools. Together, they make Command Code feel like home immediately: your setup is there, and so is your style.

See Taste for how onboarding learns from prior sessions.

Core Concepts

Import

What gets imported

Additive and idempotent

Import vs. Taste

See also