Trigger Scenarios

将Codex工作区上下文备份到NeuDrive 将NeuDrive上下文恢复到Codex兼容格式跨平台迁移技能包或项目配置

Install

npx skills add agi-bar/neuDrive --skill portability/codex -g -y

More Options

Non-standard path

npx skills add https://github.com/agi-bar/neuDrive/tree/main/internal/systemskills/resources/portability/codex -g -y

Use without installing

npx skills use agi-bar/neuDrive@portability/codex

指定 Agent (Claude Code)

npx skills add agi-bar/neuDrive --skill portability/codex -a claude-code -g -y

安装 repo 全部 skill

npx skills add agi-bar/neuDrive --all -g -y

预览 repo 内 skill

npx skills add agi-bar/neuDrive --list

SKILL.md

Frontmatter

{
    "name": "portability\/codex",
    "tags": [
        "portability",
        "migration",
        "backup",
        "codex",
        "neudrive"
    ],
    "source": "system",
    "read_only": true,
    "description": "Guide for importing Codex workspace conventions into NeuDrive or exporting NeuDrive context back into Codex workflows.",
    "when_to_use": "Use when the user asks to migrate, back up, restore, import, or export Codex projects, prompts, tools, or automations."
}

Codex Portability Manual

Overview

Use this skill when the user wants to move data between Codex and NeuDrive. Codex portability is manual-first: preserve workspace structure, conventions, prompts, tool configuration, and automation intent without claiming full feature parity.

When To Use

Use this skill for:

backing up Codex workspace context into NeuDrive
restoring NeuDrive context into Codex-compatible prompts, files, or setup instructions
mapping Codex project instructions, tools, and automations into NeuDrive

Platform Feature Map

workspace or project instructions -> /projects/<name>/context.md plus profile rules where stable
reusable prompts -> skill-like reference material or project assets
tools / MCP config -> tool metadata and connection metadata
automation manifests -> automation shadow records
session transcripts or notes -> conversation archive and project logs

Skill And Package Rules

Codex portability often produces reusable prompt bundles, scripts, or helper packages that should live under neuDrive /skills.

Use import_skill(name, files) for one text/code bundle whose full directory can be represented as map[path]string.
Nested paths like scripts/run.py, prompts/review.txt, config/tool.yaml, and data/schema.xsd are allowed.
Do not simplify a bundle to only SKILL.md; include the whole bundle directory and every text/code file it depends on.
If the user asks for all skills, a workspace export, or any multi-bundle batch, do not use import_skill as the primary transport.
Use import_skills_archive for multi-bundle imports, binary-heavy bundles, or any case where exact bytes matter.
Supported zip layouts are:
- one skill at zip root: SKILL.md, scripts/..., prompts/..., assets/...
- many skills as top-level directories: skill-a/SKILL.md, skill-b/SKILL.md, and related files below each directory
Every imported skill directory must contain SKILL.md.
All skill imports land under neuDrive /skills/<name>/....
Do not cat base64(zip), paste archive base64 into chat, or otherwise emit long archive strings into the conversation, because that can crash the conversation session.
If one archive is too large for a single MCP tool call, use prepare_skills_upload and present both the browser upload link and the curl command when available. Prefer the browser path for ordinary users and curl for terminal-comfortable users.

Import Into NeuDrive

Recommended order:

Classify stable workspace conventions versus project-specific instructions.
Write stable preferences into memory/profile.
Write project-specific context into /projects/<name>/context.md.
Use write_file for imported data that should be preserved as files even when it does not fit a first-class neuDrive domain such as profile, memory, project, or skill. The agent may design a sensible custom directory structure for those files.
If reusable prompt/script bundles should live under neuDrive /skills, apply the skill/package rules above and preserve the full directory contents.
Preserve tool and MCP configuration as structured metadata.
Preserve automation manifests as intent plus schedule notes.
Preserve transcripts, outputs, and other unsupported file-like assets with archive notes, metadata, or custom file trees when no first-class domain exists yet.

Export Back To Codex

When exporting NeuDrive data back into Codex:

Generate workspace or project instruction files from NeuDrive project context.
Generate reusable prompt bundles from profile and skill content.
Generate draft tool and MCP configuration notes from stored metadata.
Generate automation recreation notes from stored automation intent.
Keep the process manual-first and mark every assumption clearly.

Known Limits

Codex portability currently relies on manual or prompt-driven reconstruction.
There is no dedicated Codex-native import/export pipeline yet.
Tool and MCP configuration can be preserved as metadata, but live credentials should stay in NeuDrive vault.
Automation parity is documentation-first.

Prompt Template

Use or adapt this prompt when another agent needs to execute Codex portability work:

Read /skills/portability/codex/SKILL.md first. Separate stable workspace conventions from project-specific context. Write stable rules into NeuDrive profile, write true project context into NeuDrive projects, use write_file for additional imported file-like data that should be preserved even when it does not fit a first-class neuDrive domain, and preserve tool and MCP configuration as metadata plus automation intent as recreation notes. If reusable prompt or script bundles should live under neuDrive /skills, use import_skill for one text/code directory with full contents. If the user asks for all skills, a workspace export, or any multi-bundle batch, do not use import_skill as the primary transport; use import_skills_archive / prepare_skills_upload for multi-skill, binary-heavy, or transport-limited archives instead. Do not cat base64(zip), paste archive base64 into chat, or otherwise emit long archive strings into the conversation. When exporting back to Codex, produce manual-first setup instructions and clearly mark unsupported parity.