From ws-claude-sync
Knowledge about Claude Code sync architecture and cross-machine context sharing
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This skill provides knowledge about syncing Claude Code contexts, settings, and sessions across machines using Git.
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This skill provides knowledge about syncing Claude Code contexts, settings, and sessions across machines using Git.
Claude Sync enables cross-machine synchronization of Claude Code data via a private GitHub repository. It supports two sync levels:
| Level | What's Synced | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Config, settings, CLAUDE.md, sessions, todos | Daily sync between machines |
| Full | Essential + shell snapshots, slash commands | Complete environment replication |
The sync system uses a staging-based approach:
| Item | Path | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Config | ~/.claude-sync/config.json | Sync configuration |
| Staging | ~/.claude-sync/data/staging/ | Prepared data for sync |
| Repo | ~/.claude-sync/data/repo/ | Cloned Git repository |
| Claude config | ~/.claude.json | Main Claude configuration |
| Settings | ~/.claude/settings.local.json | Local settings |
| Sessions | ~/.claude/projects/ | Project session data |
| Todos | ~/.claude/todos/ | Todo items |
~/.claude.json): Merge projects/MCP servers, preserve local userID and oauthAccountreferences/config-reference.md for config file formatreferences/sync-architecture.md for detailed architectureexamples/common-workflows.md for usage patterns