gpt-import

name	gpt-import
description	Import and distill leaked GPT prompts from linexjlin/GPTs into agent knowledge files. Fetches directly from GitHub, distills domain knowledge via agent-refine-knowledge, logs source to claude-secrets catalog.
invocation	/gpt-import
argument-hint	<agent-id> [--gpt=<gpt-name>] [--search=<query>]

/gpt-import — GPT Knowledge Importer

Usage

/gpt-import /gpt-import --gpt=logo-creator /gpt-import --search=seo

What this skill does

Fetches leaked custom GPT instructions from linexjlin/GPTs GitHub repo and distills the domain knowledge into the agent's knowledge/ directory.

Execution steps

1. Resolve agent — Find agent by ID or name in ~/Projects/claude-config/config/agent-registry.json. Get agent's category and capabilities.

2. Browse available GPTs — Fetch file list from GitHub API:

   gh api repos/linexjlin/GPTs/contents/prompts --jq '.[].name' 2>/dev/null
   

   If --gpt=<name> specified: fetch that specific file directly. If --search=<query>: filter list by query, show top 10 matches to user. Otherwise: show list filtered by agent's category keywords, ask user to pick.

3. Fetch selected GPT content:

   gh api repos/linexjlin/GPTs/contents/prompts/<filename> --jq '.content' | base64 -d
   

4. Distill — Call /agent-refine-knowledge skill with:

   • Agent ID
   • The fetched GPT content as additional source material
   • Instruction: "Extract only domain knowledge and methodology. Remove all OpenAI/GPT-specific instructions, tool calls, DALL-E references, tone/personality, and proprietary integrations. Output as model-agnostic knowledge topic."

5. Write to knowledge/ — The refine skill writes to agent's knowledge/ dir.

6. Log to sources catalog — Append entry to ~/Projects/claude-secrets/sources-catalog.md (or wherever it was created):

   | <date> | <agent-id> | <gpt-name> | https://github.com/linexjlin/GPTs/blob/main/prompts/<filename> | distilled |
   

7. Report — Show user: agent updated, which GPT was source, what topic was added to knowledge/.

Rules

• Never store raw GPT content in knowledge files
• Never add OpenAI/GPT-specific instructions to agent files
• Always log source to catalog (even if distill quality is low)
• If GPT content is mostly roleplay/personality with no domain knowledge → report "low value, skipped"