Import from Claude
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Moving from claude.ai? Import your export ZIP and your conversations, Projects, and project instructions all find a home in idapt 📥
On claude.ai, go to Settings → Privacy → Export data. The export ZIP arrives by email.
In idapt, open Settings → Import, choose Claude, select the destination workspace, then pick the ZIP.
Review your projects: each one lands as a Drive folder, and projects with instructions also become agents you can chat with right away.
Each Claude Project becomes a folder in your Drive at Claude Import/Projects/<name>, holding the project's text documents.
A project that has instructions also becomes an agent: its system prompt is those instructions, and it gets its own memory Notes box. Your project setup keeps working as a persona you can keep talking to.
Conversations are linear. Claude's export doesn't include branch structure, so each chat imports as a single thread.
File uploads survive as text. The export contains no binary files, so anything you uploaded to a conversation appears as its extracted text, inline on the turn where you attached it.
No model tags. Claude's export doesn't record which model wrote each reply, so imported messages don't carry a model attribution.
Re-imports are deduped. Conversations are matched by Claude id and normalized content, project documents by file content, and project agents by name, so running the importer twice does not create doubles.
That makes it safe to import a fresh export later. The completion summary separates new, already imported, and skipped content.
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