cmd_instinct_import

Project Path

The first argument is the project path. Before doing anything else:

1. Extract the project path from the first argument
2. Verify the path exists
3. Work within that directory for all file operations and shell commands

Memory Import

Imports memory entries from a markdown file (produced by /skill cmd_instinct_export or written manually) into the workspace MEMORY.md. Duplicate sections are detected and skipped. New sections are appended.

Usage

/skill cmd_instinct_import <project-path> <file-path>
/skill cmd_instinct_import <project-path> https://example.com/memory.md
/skill cmd_instinct_import <project-path> team-memory.md --dry-run
/skill cmd_instinct_import <project-path> team-memory.md --force

Flags

• --dry-run — show what would be added without writing anything
• --force — skip the confirmation prompt

What to Do

1. Read the import source:

   • If the second argument starts with http:// or https://, fetch it:

     curl -s "<url>"
     

   • Otherwise read the file directly. If the source cannot be read, report the error and stop.

2. Parse import sections: extract all ##-level headings and their content blocks. Skip export header lines (# Memory Export, # Exported:, # Source:, # Sections:, and the --- separator).

3. Read the existing ~/.openclaw/workspace-main/MEMORY.md. Extract all existing ##-level heading names for deduplication.

4. Classify each imported section:

   • New: heading name does not exist in current MEMORY.md (case-insensitive match)
   • Duplicate: heading name already exists — will be skipped

5. Report the analysis:

   Import Analysis: <source>
   ================================
   
   Found <N> sections in import file.
   
   New sections (<count>):
     + <heading name>
     + <heading name>
   
   Duplicate sections (<count>, will be skipped):
     = <heading name>
   

6. If --dry-run is set, stop here.

7. If there are no new sections, report "Nothing to import — all sections already exist." Stop.