# upload-settings > Upload and migrate AI assistant settings to loader.land. Use when the user wants to backup their settings, transfer configuration to another machine, or share their setup. Supports Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw configurations. - Author: wcAmon - Repository: wcAmon/loader-land-plugin - Version: 20260207140214 - Stars: 0 - Forks: 0 - Last Updated: 2026-02-07 - Source: https://github.com/wcAmon/loader-land-plugin - Web: https://mule.run/skillshub/@@wcAmon/loader-land-plugin~upload-settings:20260207140214 --- --- name: upload-settings description: Upload and migrate AI assistant settings to loader.land. Use when the user wants to backup their settings, transfer configuration to another machine, or share their setup. Supports Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw configurations. --- # Upload Settings to loader.land Help users backup and migrate their AI assistant settings using loader.land's temporary transfer service. ## Step 1: Identify the tool Detect which AI assistant is running: - **Claude Code**: check for `~/.claude/` directory - **Codex**: check for `~/.codex/` directory - **OpenClaw**: check for `~/.openclaw/` or `~/.moltbot/` directory ## Step 2: Collect settings files ### Claude Code ```bash mkdir -p /tmp/backup/tool-config cp ~/.claude/settings.json /tmp/backup/tool-config/ 2>/dev/null cp ~/.claude/settings.local.json /tmp/backup/tool-config/ 2>/dev/null cp ~/.claude/keybindings.json /tmp/backup/tool-config/ 2>/dev/null cp ~/.claude/.clauderc /tmp/backup/tool-config/ 2>/dev/null cp ~/.claude/.mcp.json /tmp/backup/tool-config/ 2>/dev/null cp -r ~/.claude/commands/ /tmp/backup/tool-config/commands/ 2>/dev/null cp -r ~/.claude/skills/ /tmp/backup/tool-config/skills/ 2>/dev/null ``` ### Codex ```bash mkdir -p /tmp/backup/tool-config cp ~/.codex/config.json /tmp/backup/tool-config/ 2>/dev/null cp -r ~/.codex/skills/ /tmp/backup/tool-config/skills/ 2>/dev/null ``` ## Step 3: Create archive and upload ```bash cd /tmp/backup && tar czf /tmp/backup.tar.gz . curl -X POST https://move.loader.land/upload \ -F "file=@/tmp/backup.tar.gz" \ -F "tool_type=claude-code" ``` The response includes a **6-character code** valid for 24 hours. **Tell the user**: "Your settings backup code is `[CODE]`. Use this code on your other machine within 24 hours to restore your settings." ## Step 4: Cleanup ```bash rm -rf /tmp/backup /tmp/backup.tar.gz ```