Import Command

import-command

Convert Cursor custom commands to Claude Code skills.

Trigger Examples

• "Import command to skill"
• "Convert command to skill"
• "Migrate cursor command to skill"
• "Turn this command into a skill"

Format Differences

Cursor Command Format

# /command-name

## Overview
[Description]

## Usage
[Usage pattern]

## Prerequisites
[Prerequisites]

## Execution Flow (steps)
[Steps]

## AI considerations
[AI guidance]

## Notes
[Notes]

## Examples
[Examples]

Claude Code Skill Format

---
name: skill-name
description: [What it does and when to use it. Include trigger phrases.]
---

# skill-name

[One-line overview]

## Trigger Examples

- "Trigger phrase 1"
- "Trigger phrase 2"

## Prerequisites (optional)

- [Prerequisite]

## Execution Flow

### 1. [Step name]

- [Details]

## Notes

- [Note]

Conversion Rules

1. Command Name → Skill Name

• Remove leading /
• Keep kebab-case: /commit-push-pr → commit-push-pr

2. Overview → Description (Frontmatter)

• Combine "Overview" and "Usage" into a concise description
• Add trigger phrases based on the command name and purpose
• This is the most important part: description determines when the skill triggers

3. Usage → Trigger Examples

• Convert usage patterns to natural language trigger phrases
• Example: /check-secrets [--strict] → "Check for secrets", "Scan for leaks"

4. Execution Flow (steps) → Execution Flow

• Keep the step structure
• Simplify verbose explanations
• Remove redundant context (Claude is smart)

5. AI considerations → Merge into Execution Flow or Notes

• If actionable: merge into Execution Flow
• If general guidance: move to Notes

6. Examples → Omit or Simplify

• Skills prefer concise instructions over verbose examples
• Keep only if essential for understanding

Execution Flow

1. Read Source Command

Read the Cursor command file from .cursor/commands/<command-name>.md

2. Extract Key Information

• Command name
• Overview/description
• Usage patterns
• Prerequisites
• Execution steps
• Notes and caveats

3. Generate Skill Structure

Create skill directory and SKILL.md:

.claude/skills/<skill-name>/
└── SKILL.md

4. Write Frontmatter

---
name: <skill-name>
description: <comprehensive description with trigger phrases>
---

5. Write Body

• Concise trigger examples
• Simplified execution flow
• Essential notes only

6. Present for Approval

Show the generated skill and ask for approval before creating.

7. Update CLAUDE.md

Add the new skill to the skills list in CLAUDE.md.

Notes

• Skills should be more concise than commands
• Focus on trigger phrases in description
• Remove redundant explanations
• Deprecated commands should not be converted

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