What problem does it solve?
Switching from ChatGPT, Claude, OpenClaw, Hermes, or Manus to a new assistant usually means losing years of memory, custom instructions, skills, and integrations. This Skill inspects source assistant exports and workspaces, builds a reviewed inventory, and maps everything safely portable into Vellum primitives.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Unified multi-source inventory: Combines exports from several assistants into one deduplicated checklist with source attribution, confidence levels, and per-item port/review/re-setup/disregard actions.
- Deterministic memory extraction: Bundled parsers introspect ChatGPT export ZIPs and Hermes/OpenClaw SQLite memory snapshots without assuming schemas, redact credential-shaped values, and emit review candidates for staged v3 memory ingestion.
- Per-assistant reconnaissance references: ChatGPT, Claude, Hermes, and OpenClaw references provide data-directory locations, tar bundling recipes with secret exclusions, and post-import credential rebind checklists.
- Use Case: A user moving from ChatGPT plus a self-hosted Hermes agent attaches both archives, reviews a single combined inventory, imports approved memories via
assistant memory ingest, recreates skills, and rebinds OAuth credentials through the vault.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to migrate your data from ChatGPT, Claude, OpenClaw, or Hermes into Vellum and attach your export archive to the conversation.