Supported clients

Client	id	Data read / written
OpenClaw	openclaw	~/.openclaw/openclaw.json (JSON5, mcp.servers, model), workspace SOUL.md, AGENTS.md, MEMORY.md, USER.md, memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md, skills/ (plus ~/.openclaw/skills/)
Hermes Agent	hermes	~/.hermes/config.yaml (mcp_servers, model), SOUL.md, memories/MEMORY.md and USER.md (§-delimited entries), skills/
Claude Code	claude-code	~/.claude.json (mcpServers), ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md, ~/.claude/skills/
Claude Desktop	claude-desktop	claude_desktop_config.json (mcpServers); located at ~/Library/Application Support/Claude (macOS), %APPDATA%\Claude (Windows), or ~/.config/Claude (Linux) — all three are checked
Codex CLI	codex	~/.codex/config.toml ([mcp_servers.*], model), ~/.codex/AGENTS.md, ~/.agents/skills/
Cursor	cursor	~/.cursor/mcp.json; instructions/persona imported as ~/.cursor/rules/agentmove-imported.mdc
Gemini CLI	gemini	~/.gemini/settings.json (mcpServers), ~/.gemini/GEMINI.md (including the “Gemini Added Memories” section)
Windsurf	windsurf	~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json (mcpServers, remote servers use serverUrl), ~/.codeium/windsurf/memories/global_rules.md
Cline	cline	~/.cline/data/settings/cline_mcp_settings.json (mcpServers, remote servers use type: streamableHttp/sse + url), ~/Documents/Cline/Rules/*.md
Zed	zed	~/.config/zed/settings.json (context_servers; JSONC, stdio servers require args), ~/.config/zed/AGENTS.md
OpenHands	openhands	~/.openhands/config.toml ([mcp] with stdio_servers/shttp_servers/sse_servers), ~/.openhands/microagents/*.md
GitHub Copilot CLI	copilot	~/.copilot/mcp-config.json (mcpServers, stdio servers use type: local), ~/.copilot/copilot-instructions.md + ~/.copilot/instructions/*.instructions.md
OpenCode	opencode	~/.config/opencode/opencode.json (mcp; local servers use type: local with an argv command array + environment, remote use type: remote), ~/.config/opencode/AGENTS.md, ~/.config/opencode/skills/
Qwen Code	qwen	~/.qwen/settings.json (mcpServers; remote servers use url or httpUrl), ~/.qwen/QWEN.md (including the “Qwen Added Memories” section), ~/.qwen/skills/
Amp	amp	~/.config/amp/settings.json (amp.mcpServers; local servers use command/args/env, remote use url/headers), ~/.config/amp/AGENTS.md, ~/.agents/skills/
VS Code	vscode	user-profile mcp.json (servers; stdio entries use command/args/env, remote use type: http/sse + url/headers); profile folder is ~/.config/Code/User (Linux), ~/Library/Application Support/Code/User (macOS), or %APPDATA%\Code\User (Windows) — all three are checked
Kiro	kiro	~/.kiro/settings/mcp.json (mcpServers; stdio entries use command/args/env + native disabled, remote use url/headers), steering markdown in ~/.kiro/steering/ (AGENTS.md standard supported), ~/.kiro/skills/ (Agent Skills standard)
Roo Code	roo	VS Code globalStorage mcp_settings.json (mcpServers; stdio entries use command/args/env + native disabled, remote entries require an explicit type: streamable-http/sse + url/headers) — ~/.config/Code/User (Linux), ~/Library/Application Support/Code/User (macOS), or %APPDATA%\Code\User (Windows); rules markdown in ~/.roo/rules/, ~/.roo/skills/ (Agent Skills standard)
Continue	continue	~/.continue/config.yaml (mcpServers list; each entry carries its own name, stdio uses command/args/env/cwd, remote uses type: streamable-http/sse + url), rules markdown in ~/.continue/rules/
Crush	crush	~/.config/crush/crush.json (mcp; type is required — stdio uses command/args/env, http/sse use url/headers — plus a native disabled flag), ~/.config/crush/skills/ (Agent Skills standard); context files (CRUSH.md/AGENTS.md) are project-scoped only
goose	goose	~/.config/goose/config.yaml (extensions; stdio uses cmd/args/envs, remote uses streamable_http/sse + uri), ~/.config/goose/.goosehints, memory-extension files in ~/.config/goose/memory/, ~/.agents/skills/
Antigravity	antigravity	~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json (mcpServers; stdio uses command/args/env/cwd, remote servers require serverUrl — legacy url/httpUrl are not supported — plus headers, and a native disabled flag), ~/.gemini/config/skills/ (Agent Skills standard); global rules live in ~/.gemini/GEMINI.md, shared with Gemini CLI
Droid	droid	~/.factory/mcp.json (mcpServers; type is stdio/http/sse and may be omitted for stdio — stdio uses command/args/env, remote uses url/headers, plus a native disabled flag), ~/.factory/AGENTS.md (personal instructions), ~/.factory/skills/ (Agent Skills standard)
Amazon Q Developer CLI	amazonq	~/.aws/amazonq/mcp.json (mcpServers; type is stdio or http and may be omitted for stdio — stdio uses command/args/env, remote uses url/headers, plus a native disabled flag); the built-in default agent loads it via useLegacyMcpJson
Warp	warp	~/.warp/.mcp.json (mcpServers; entries have no type field — stdio uses command/args/env + optional working_directory, remote uses url/headers with auto-negotiated transport); global rules live in Warp Drive (app-managed)
Junie	junie	~/.junie/mcp/mcp.json (mcpServers; entries have no type field — stdio uses command/args/env, remote uses url/headers; shared by the JetBrains IDE plugin and Junie CLI), global guidelines in ~/.junie/AGENTS.md, ~/.junie/skills/ (Agent Skills standard)
LM Studio	lmstudio	~/.lmstudio/mcp.json (mcpServers, Cursor-style notation — stdio uses command/args/env, remote uses url/headers; no type field); MCP servers only — models, presets, and chats are app-managed
Trae	trae	~/.trae/skills/ (global Agent Skills standard); user-level MCP servers, rules, and memories are app-managed (Settings UI) — project scope is where Trae’s files live: .trae/mcp.json (mcpServers; entries have no type field — stdio uses command/args/env, remote uses url/headers), .trae/rules/*.md, and .trae/skills/
CodeBuddy	codebuddy	~/.codebuddy/.mcp.json (mcpServers; type is stdio/sse/http and may be omitted — stdio uses command/args/env, remote uses url/headers; a top-level disabledMcpServers name list carries the disabled state; JSONC accepted; ~/.codebuddy/mcp.json and ~/.codebuddy.json are read as legacy fallbacks), ~/.codebuddy/CODEBUDDY.md (user memory file), ~/.codebuddy/skills/ (Agent Skills standard)
Qoder CLI	qoder	~/.qoder/settings.json (mcpServers key inside the general settings file — other settings are preserved on rewrite; type is stdio/sse/http/ws and may be omitted for stdio — stdio uses command/args/env, remote uses url/headers), ~/.qoder/AGENTS.md (user memory file), ~/.qoder/skills/ (Agent Skills standard)

Known lossy edges (always reported as warnings)

• Persona is native only in OpenClaw/Hermes (SOUL.md); elsewhere it is appended to the instructions file and marked approximated.
• Cursor memories are app-managed and cannot be imported; skills have no Cursor equivalent.
• Gemini CLI has no SKILL.md mechanism; skills are skipped with a warning.
• Codex / Claude Code client-managed memories are not exported in v0.
• Windsurf Cascade memories are app-managed and cannot be migrated; skills have no Windsurf equivalent.
• Cline VS Code extension keeps its own MCP settings copy in VS Code globalStorage; AgentMove migrates the CLI settings file (~/.cline) and global rules only. Skills have no Cline equivalent.
• Zed Rules Library entries and Skills are app-managed — not migrated; JSONC comments in settings.json are not preserved on rewrite (warned).
• OpenHands remote MCP servers only support api_key auth — non-Bearer headers are dropped with a warning; per-server timeout is not portable. Skills live in repositories (.openhands/skills, via --project).
• GitHub Copilot CLI per-server tools allowlists are client-specific and reported on export; there is no disabled flag, so disabled servers are emitted as enabled with a warning. Skills and durable memory have no Copilot equivalent.
• OpenCode has no sse transport — SSE servers are emitted as remote (warned); JSONC comments in opencode.json are not preserved on rewrite.
• Qwen Code has no per-server disabled flag — disabled servers are emitted as enabled with a warning.
• Claude Desktop only exposes MCP servers as a file — instructions, memory, and projects are app-managed and cannot be migrated; remote servers are emitted with a url for proxy setups (warned); no --project scope.
• Amp has no per-server disabled flag and no explicit transport field for remote servers (plain url); imported workspace servers (--project, .amp/settings.json) require approval in amp before first use (amp mcp approve). Memory has no durable store — approximated into AGENTS.md (warned).
• VS Code instructions/prompts/chat modes are profile- or repo-managed — user scope migrates MCP servers only (--project covers .vscode/mcp.json and .github/copilot-instructions.md); inputs prompted placeholders are client-specific and ${input:*} references stay as-is (warned); envFile references are machine-specific and dropped (warned); no disabled flag.
• Kiro autoApprove, disabledTools, and oauth settings are client-specific and not migrated (warned); steering files are merged into one instructions document on export — inclusion-mode front matter is kept verbatim but only applies inside Kiro (warned); memory has no durable store and is skipped on import (warned).
• Roo Code alwaysAllow, disabledTools, timeout, and watchPaths settings are client-specific and not migrated (warned); remote servers are written with the explicit type: streamable-http Roo requires; multiple rules files are merged into one instructions document on export (warned); memory has no durable store and is skipped on import (warned).
• Continue requestOptions and connectionTimeout settings are client-specific and not migrated (warned); Continue has no disabled flag — disabled servers are emitted enabled (warned); no SKILL.md mechanism, so skills are skipped (warned); memory has no durable store and is skipped on import (warned); YAML comments in config.yaml are not preserved on rewrite (warned). Imported remote headers are written as requestOptions.headers.
• Crush disabled_tools and timeout settings are client-specific and not migrated (warned); context/instructions files (CRUSH.md, AGENTS.md, …) are project-scoped only — user-scope imports report instructions/persona as skipped and --project writes CRUSH.md; memory has no durable store and is skipped on import (warned).
• Antigravity disabledTools, authProviderType, and oauth settings are client-specific and not migrated (warned); global rules live in ~/.gemini/GEMINI.md, shared with Gemini CLI — the instructions layer is owned by the gemini client at user scope (--project writes .agents/rules/agentmove.md); memory has no durable store and is skipped on import (warned).
• Droid disabledTools, timeout, connectTimeout, and oauth settings are client-specific and not migrated (warned); OAuth tokens live in the system keyring and are never exported; memory has no durable store and is skipped on import (warned). --project covers .factory/mcp.json, AGENTS.md, and .factory/skills/.
• Amazon Q Developer CLI timeout, oauth, and oauthScopes settings are client-specific and not migrated (warned); there is no sse transport type — imported SSE servers are written as http (the CLI falls back to SSE on handshake, warned). User-level context lives in agent JSON files (cli-agents/) and is not migrated; skills and memory are skipped (warned). --project covers .amazonq/mcp.json and AmazonQ.md.
• Warp entries have no type or disabled field — imported SSE servers are written as plain url entries (transport is auto-negotiated) and disabled servers are emitted enabled (warned). Global rules live in Warp Drive (app-managed) and skills are app-bundled — instructions, persona, memory, and skills are skipped at user level (warned). --project covers .warp/.mcp.json and AGENTS.md (legacy WARP.md is read).
• Junie has no disabled field in mcp.json (servers are toggled via the /mcp UI) — disabled servers are emitted enabled (warned); remote servers are plain url entries, so imported SSE servers are written without a transport type (warned). Memory has no durable store and is skipped on import (warned); persona is appended to ~/.junie/AGENTS.md (approximated). --project covers .junie/mcp/mcp.json, .junie/AGENTS.md (root AGENTS.md and legacy .junie/guidelines.md are read), and .junie/skills/.
• LM Studio only exposes MCP servers as a file (~/.lmstudio/mcp.json) — system prompts/presets, chats, and models are app-managed and cannot be migrated; no disabled flag (disabled servers emitted enabled, warned); imported SSE servers are written as plain url entries (warned); no --project scope.
• Trae user-level MCP servers, global rules, and memories are app-managed through the Settings UI with no documented config file — only global skills (~/.trae/skills/) migrate at user scope (warned). --project covers .trae/mcp.json (no type or disabled fields — disabled servers emitted enabled and SSE written as plain url, both warned; Trae only loads it after the “Enable Project MCP” toggle is on), .trae/rules/ (imported rules land in .trae/rules/agentmove-imported.md), and .trae/skills/.
• CodeBuddy disabled state round-trips via the top-level disabledMcpServers name list; per-server description is client-specific (warned); cwd is not documented and dropped (warned); user rule files in ~/.codebuddy/rules/ are client-specific and left in place (warned). --project covers .mcp.json at the project root (the same file Claude Code project scope uses), CODEBUDDY.md, and .codebuddy/skills/.
• Qoder CLI has no per-server disabled flag (only mcp.allowed/mcp.excluded allowlists, preserved as plain settings) — disabled servers are emitted enabled (warned); ws (WebSocket) servers have no portable equivalent and are skipped on export (warned); isProxy is client-specific (warned); cwd is not documented and dropped (warned); user rule files in ~/.qoder/rules/ are client-specific and left in place (warned); auto-memory is app-managed and skipped on import (warned). --project covers .mcp.json at the project root, AGENTS.md (legacy AGENTS.local.md is read), and .qoder/skills/.
• goose builtin/platform extensions are goose-internal and not exported; available_tools filters, keyring env_keys, and non-default per-extension timeouts have no portable equivalent (warned). Extensions are user-scoped only — --project covers .goosehints, .goose/memory/, and .agents/skills/.
• OpenClaw toolFilter and Hermes tools.include/exclude MCP filters have no portable equivalent and are dropped with a warning.