From alm
Export ALM playbooks as standalone markdown for sharing, version control, or manual editing.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/alm:exportThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Export playbooks as clean, standalone markdown.
Export playbooks as clean, standalone markdown.
If $ARGUMENTS specifies a task type, export only that playbook. If "all" or empty, export all playbooks.
.md files in ~/.claude/alm/playbooks/ (including _global.md if it exists, excluding _index.md)~/.claude/alm/confidence.jsonIf no playbooks exist in ~/.claude/alm/playbooks/, check if seed playbooks exist at ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/seed-playbooks/ and offer to export those instead.
For each playbook, output:
================================================================
PLAYBOOK: {task-type}
Confidence: {score} ({autonomyLevel}) | Sessions: {totalOutcomes} | Source: {source}
Last reflection: {lastReflection or "never"}
================================================================
{full playbook content}
If exporting multiple playbooks, separate them with blank lines.
At the end, output:
---
Exported {N} playbook(s) from ~/.claude/alm/playbooks/
The output should be clean enough to copy-paste into a file or share with teammates.
npx claudepluginhub sfw/alm --plugin almExports Claude Code session JSONL files to human-readable markdown with role markers and timestamps. Use to save, review, share transcripts, or feed dev-diary pipelines.
Exports confidence-weighted instincts (feedback_*/discovery_* memories) to a portable YAML pack for sharing or backup.
Converts markdown to DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, and PDF office documents for exportable deliverables, with format recommendations by workflow (empathize, advise, synthesize).