second-brain-chat-import
Triage an exported chat history into what to ingest, what to archive and what to delete, with a privacy pass first. Use this skill when the user has exported their Claude or ChatGPT history, asks to import old conversations, or asks what in their chat archive is worth keeping. Do
Install
npx skills add https://github.com/undefined-ui/second-brain-os/tree/main/skills/second-brain-chat-import
claude plugin marketplace add https://llmmart.ai/marketplace.json && claude plugin install undefined-ui-second-brain-os@llmmart
git clone https://github.com/undefined-ui/second-brain-os.git
The skills CLI installs just this skill, for any of its supported agents. Claude Code installs the whole undefined-ui/second-brain-os collection as a plugin from our marketplace. Git is the plain clone.
Skill manifest
Import chat history
Chat history is the most underrated source a person owns and the most sensitive. It records their reasoning, not just facts, and it also records things they would not want in a file that gets synced, committed and backed up.
Core rule
Privacy pass before triage, triage before ingestion. Never ingest an export wholesale.
Workflow
- Convert with
scripts/chat_export_to_md.pyinto one file per conversation, filtering out short exchanges. - Privacy pass. List conversations touching health, money, other people's private information, or confidential work. The user decides; you delete nothing on your own.
- Triage the rest into three piles: worth ingesting (they worked something
out, decided something, or got an explanation that landed), worth archiving
in
raw/, and delete. - Report the lists. Move nothing yet.
- On approval, ingest the first pile, with the instruction that these are the user's own thinking: build pages around what they were working out and what they concluded, not around the assistant's explanations.
Output format
Converted: <n> conversations (<n> skipped as too short)
Privacy review needed: <n>
<title> - <why>
Worth ingesting: <n>
<title> - <what it worked out>
Archive only: <n>
Delete suggested: <n>
Calibration
Expect roughly nine in ten conversations to be throwaway lookups. A triage that recommends ingesting most of the export has not filtered.
Record dates on every page. A position from two years ago is not a current belief, and the vault has to be able to tell the difference.
Files (second-brain-os)
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SKILL.md 2.1 KB
--- name: second-brain-chat-import description: >- Triage an exported chat history into what to ingest, what to archive and what to delete, with a privacy pass first. Use this skill when the user has exported their Claude or ChatGPT history, asks to import old conversations, or asks what in their chat archive is worth keeping. Do NOT use for ingesting a single pasted conversation, or for any material the user has not explicitly asked to bring into the vault. --- # Import chat history Chat history is the most underrated source a person owns and the most sensitive. It records their reasoning, not just facts, and it also records things they would not want in a file that gets synced, committed and backed up. ## Core rule Privacy pass before triage, triage before ingestion. Never ingest an export wholesale. ## Workflow 1. **Convert** with `scripts/chat_export_to_md.py` into one file per conversation, filtering out short exchanges. 2. **Privacy pass.** List conversations touching health, money, other people's private information, or confidential work. The user decides; you delete nothing on your own. 3. **Triage the rest** into three piles: worth ingesting (they worked something out, decided something, or got an explanation that landed), worth archiving in `raw/`, and delete. 4. **Report the lists.** Move nothing yet. 5. **On approval, ingest** the first pile, with the instruction that these are the user's own thinking: build pages around what they were working out and what they concluded, not around the assistant's explanations. ## Output format ``` Converted: <n> conversations (<n> skipped as too short) Privacy review needed: <n> <title> - <why> Worth ingesting: <n> <title> - <what it worked out> Archive only: <n> Delete suggested: <n> ``` ## Calibration Expect roughly nine in ten conversations to be throwaway lookups. A triage that recommends ingesting most of the export has not filtered. Record dates on every page. A position from two years ago is not a current belief, and the vault has to be able to tell the difference.
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