/lp-migrate-memory
Migrate legacy Claude Code auto-memory files into agentic-memory.
Skill that ports your existing ~/.claude/projects/*/memory/*.md files into the agentic-memory system. Installed automatically when you run claude-launchpad memory.
/lp-migrate-memoryWhen 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
- Finds legacy memory files matching your project path in
~/.claude/projects/*/memory/ - Parses YAML frontmatter (name, description, type) and body content
- Checks for duplicates via
memory_searchbefore storing - 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)
- Reports what was migrated, skipped, or failed
Important
- Does NOT delete original files - you verify and clean up manually
- Skips
MEMORY.mdindex 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