Start an import
Import in the desktop app
1
In the ZeroTwo desktop app, open **Settings > Import**. If **Import** isn't
available as a settings section yet, open General and find Import other
agent setup.
2
Select **Import**.
3
Choose the agents you want to import from, then select **Continue**.
4
On **Select items to import**, choose what to bring over, then select **Continue**.
5
After the import finishes, open an imported project or chat to continue working.

Import in ZeroTwo desktop app
- Start a local ZeroTwo desktop app session and type
/import. - Choose Claude Code.
- Select the supported setup, project files, and recent chats you want to import.
- Review the imported configuration and continue working in ZeroCode.
/import command
isn’t available during a running task, in a remote session, or while connected
to a local app-server daemon. See CLI slash
commands.

How importing works
The import flow checks both your user-level setup and your existing projects. User-level setup comes from files on your machine. Project-level setup comes from files in the repositories and folders you select. When you import, ZeroTwo:- Detects supported setup and recent work.
- Imports the items you select.
- Leaves your existing agent setup unchanged.
- Checks whether imported plugins or connections still need setup.
- Shows a status card when you need to finish setup.
What ZeroTwo can import
Finish setup after importing
When the import completes, the app shows a status card in the lower-left corner. If an imported plugin or connection still needs setup, the card calls it out. When the app flags an item that needs attention, select Finish and follow the prompts to complete setup.What to review after importing
Review imported setup before you rely on it, especially:- Tool restrictions or permissions in imported skills and agents.
- MCP server settings that use custom authentication, headers, environment variables, or transports. You may need to sign in again.
- Hooks whose behavior may differ after import.
- Plugins, marketplaces, or other setup that needs manual follow-up.
- Prompt templates or command-style prompts that depend on arguments, shell interpolation, or file-path placeholders.

