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Use when you need to sync global permissions into the current project.
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| name | sync-permissions |
| description | Use when you need to sync global permissions into the current project. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(jq*), Bash(ls*), Bash(test*), Bash(readlink*), Read, Write, Edit |
| argument-hint | (no arguments) |
Sync global permissions, skills, and agents into the current project without losing project-specific settings.
The SessionStart hook only copies permissions when .claude/settings.local.json doesn't exist yet. After that, new global permissions never propagate to existing projects. This skill fills that gap — run it anytime to pull in new permissions additively.
~/.claude/settings.json~/.claude/skills/ exists and has content~/.claude/agents/ exists and has content~/.claude/settings.json (reads it, never writes)model, hooks, or other global settings keysRead these two files:
~/.claude/settings.json → extract permissions.allow array.claude/settings.local.json → extract permissions.allow arrayIf the local file doesn't exist, create it with global permissions (same as the SessionStart hook).
Merge the two permission arrays:
The merge logic:
new_permissions = local_permissions ∪ global_permissions
added = new_permissions - local_permissions
If there are new permissions to add:
permissions.allow with the merged array.claude/settings.local.jsonIf no new permissions, skip the write.
Check that ~/.claude/skills/ exists and has content:
sync-to-claude-home.sh to populate"Check that ~/.claude/agents/ exists and has content:
sync-to-claude-home.sh to populate"Output a summary:
Permissions sync complete:
- Global permissions: [N]
- Local permissions (before): [N]
- New permissions added: [N] — [list them]
- Local permissions (after): [N]
- Skills directory: ✓ [N] files / ✗ missing
- Agents directory: ✓ [N] files / ✗ missing
If nothing changed:
Everything up to date. No new permissions to add. Skills OK. Agents OK.
Running /sync-permissions after adding WebFetch and Skill(literature) to ~/.claude/settings.json:
Permissions sync complete:
- Global permissions: 25
- Local permissions (before): 64
- New permissions added: 2 — WebFetch, Skill(literature)
- Local permissions (after): 66
- Skills directory: ✓ 496 files
- Agents directory: ✓ 16 files