plugins/core/skills/import-tasks/SKILL.md
This skill should be used when importing tasks from another Claude Code session's TaskList into the current session, enabling coordination across sessions without restarting.
npx skillsauth add rbozydar/rbw-claude-code import-tasksInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Import tasks from another Claude Code session's TaskList into the current session.
/workflows:plan that created tasksEach Claude Code session has its own TaskList stored at:
~/.claude/tasks/[session-uuid]/
├── 1.json
├── 2.json
└── ...
This skill reads tasks from another session and recreates them in the current session using TaskCreate, preserving descriptions, status, and dependencies.
task_list_id="$ARGUMENTS"
if [ -z "$task_list_id" ]; then
echo "Error: No TaskList ID provided"
echo "Usage: skill import-tasks [TaskList ID]"
exit 1
fi
if [ ! -d ~/.claude/tasks/$task_list_id ]; then
echo "Error: TaskList not found at ~/.claude/tasks/$task_list_id"
echo ""
echo "Available TaskLists:"
ls -la ~/.claude/tasks/
exit 1
fi
echo "Tasks in source TaskList $task_list_id:"
echo ""
for f in ~/.claude/tasks/$task_list_id/*.json; do
cat "$f" | jq -r '"#\(.id) [\(.status)] \(.subject)"'
done
For each task in the source TaskList:
Run TaskList to confirm all imported tasks, then report:
Imported X tasks from TaskList [source_id]
ID Mapping:
- Source #1 → Current #1: [subject]
- Source #2 → Current #2: [subject]
Ready to execute. Use TaskList to see available work.
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