Skill v1.0.1

name: import-watchlog description: "Imports IMDB ratings and watchlist exports from imports/ into the Watchlog vault (incremental, TVmaze-aware), reports the summary, and offers to commit." when_to_use: "Use when the user invokes /import-watchlog, asks to import their IMDB exports, sync Watchlog, or run the Watchlog import script. Follow all steps in order; do not shortcut based on this description." allowed-tools: Bash(python3 ) Bash(git ) Read metadata: version: "1.0.1"

Steps

1. Verify the CSV files are in place

Check that both imports/ratings.csv and imports/watchlist.csv exist at the vault root and are less than a day old: import.py refuses older files, since they would roll back the ratings and status the IMDB userscript recorded after the export. Never pass --force-stale unless the user asks for it. If either is missing or older, stop and tell the user exactly what to do:

• Export Your Ratings and Your Watchlist from IMDB (both as CSV)
• Rename them to ratings.csv and watchlist.csv
• Drop them in the imports/ folder

Do not proceed until both are present.

2. Run the import

From the vault root, run:

python3 scripts/import.py --tvmaze

The --tvmaze flag is always safe: the TTL (default 30 days) means ongoing shows are re-queried only when stale, and Ended shows are never re-queried.

3. Report the summary

When the script finishes, surface the summary block it prints (Added, Updated, Skipped, TVmaze calls). If errors were reported, surface them explicitly.

4. Offer to commit

Run git status --short from the vault root.

• If nothing changed, say so and stop.
• If there are changes, propose a commit message in this form:

`` feat: IMDB re-import — <N> added, <M> updated ` Wait for the user to approve before running git commit`. Do not push.

What to avoid

• Do not run the import without --tvmaze. The TTL handles rate limiting already; running without it skips season date tracking.
• Do not commit automatically. Always show the summary and wait for approval.
• Do not touch files in imports/ — they are gitignored and user-managed.