richmondalake/memorizz/memory-transfer
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Export or import a MemoRizz project or agent memory archive, back up memory, move memory between projects/providers, or clone a memory graph with its taxonomy and relationships.
Install
npx vskill@latest install richmondalake/memorizz/memory-transferSKILL.md
Export and import memory
MemoRizz archives use format: memorizz.memory, version: 1, and the suffix .memorizz.json. They contain the 13 canonical taxonomy stores and a SHA-256 integrity check. Records retain their identity, scope, timestamps and explicit relationships. Available evolution/context records can travel with them.
Project archives
Use the project's memory ID from the session context (or memorizz plugin memory-id). For local file operations use:
The import command previews by default. It maps a single project namespace to the current project. --preserve-namespace retains the source project instead. --new-ids makes a separate copy and rewrites internal links. Existing records stop the restore; --conflict skip retains them, and --conflict replace replaces them when that behavior is authorized by the user. Do not add --overwrite to export without authorization to replace that file.
If the user asks to import, validate/preview the file and apply the authorized restore when the preview succeeds. Do not request another approval for a restore they already requested. Explain conflicts and only apply the selected conflict policy. Report actual committed/skipped counts and any partial errors.
MCP / hosted memory
memorizz_export_memories(memory_id=PROJECT_ID) returns an inline archive. memorizz_import_memories(archive=ARCHIVE, dry_run=true) previews it; set dry_run=false to apply. Tools enforce the caller's tenant and server write policy. Remote transports exclude global agent/tool/shared configuration. The plugin CLI also supports its configured hosted server. Inline archives must fit the server request-size limit (4 MiB by default); use the local CLI file interface for larger archives. Do not print the full archive into chat.
Agents and whole stores
Agent exports include configured delegates and their separate namespaces by default. --no-delegates, --no-history, --no-context, and --types narrow an export. The UI has Memory types → Export & import, also linked from Playground and Memory evolution. The SDK uses MemoryArchive(provider).
Limits
Archives omit credential-shaped fields, runtime objects and embeddings; ordinary memory text and captured prompts are included. Imported agent automations start disabled; no agent/tool is executed during restore. Semantic search requires regenerating embeddings (memorizz memory import --reembed, which may call the configured embedding service). Notion projections remain pending until explicitly reindexed. Historical/deleted values cannot be reconstructed from metadata-only history. External attachments and harness SQLite runs are not included. Writes can overlap export; restore is not atomic. See https://richmondalake.github.io/memorizz/guides/memory-transfer/.
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