/lp-migrate-memory

Skill that ports your existing ~/.claude/projects/*/memory/*.md files into the agentic-memory system. Installed automatically when you run claude-launchpad memory with shared placement. For local placement, run the skill manually with /lp-migrate-memory inside Claude Code.

/lp-migrate-memory

When to use

After installing memory on a project that already has built-in Claude Code memories. The skill reads legacy files, deduplicates against existing memories, and stores them with appropriate types and importance.

What it does

1. Finds legacy memory files matching your project path in ~/.claude/projects/*/memory/
2. Parses YAML frontmatter (name, description, type) and body content
3. Checks for duplicates via memory_search before storing
4. Maps legacy types to memory types:
   • user -> semantic (importance 0.7)
   • feedback -> semantic (importance 0.8)
   • project -> semantic (importance 0.6)
   • reference -> semantic (importance 0.5)
5. Reports what was migrated, skipped, or failed

Important

• Does NOT delete original files - you verify and clean up manually
• Skips MEMORY.md index files (not actual memories)
• Skips content that's purely code-derived (belongs in CLAUDE.md, not memory)
• Low-value memories will naturally decay over time

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