/migrate-config

<objective> Detect legacy plaintext daplug settings in CLAUDE.md and migrate them into a structured <daplug_config> block. Preserve existing values, remove legacy lines, and back up files before writing. </objective> <process>

<step1_resolve_config_reader> Resolve the config reader utility:

PLUGIN_ROOT=$(jq -r '.plugins."daplug@cruzanstx"[0].installPath' ~/.claude/plugins/installed_plugins.json)
CONFIG_READER="$PLUGIN_ROOT/skills/config-reader/scripts/config.py"

</step1_resolve_config_reader>

<step2_detect_legacy> Check if migration is needed:

python3 "$CONFIG_READER" check-legacy

If needs_migration is true, proceed. Otherwise, report that config is already on the new format. </step2_detect_legacy>

<step3_confirm> Ask the user to confirm migration. Explain that the command will:

• Back up each CLAUDE.md before writing
• Create/replace a <daplug_config> block
• Remove legacy plaintext settings </step3_confirm>

<step4_run_migration> Run migration based on arguments:

# Default: migrate both project and user
python3 "$CONFIG_READER" migrate --all

# Project only
python3 "$CONFIG_READER" migrate --project

# User only
python3 "$CONFIG_READER" migrate --user

# Dry run (no writes)
python3 "$CONFIG_READER" migrate --all --dry-run

Report the JSON output (changed, backups created, settings merged). </step4_run_migration>

</process> <notes> - Migration preserves existing <daplug_config> values when both formats exist. - Backups are written alongside the original file with a `.bak-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS` suffix. </notes>