According to OneMillion_AI (Beating), OpenAI has released a migration tool within Codex that allows users to import configurations and data from other AI coding assistants, including Claude Code. The tool, announced via OpenAI’s official Twitter account, automatically transfers system prompts, custom skills, 30-day chat history, MCP server configurations, hooks, and sub-agent settings.
OpenAI noted that the migration tool handles most configurations automatically through an “Import other agent setup” option in Codex’s settings. For incompatible settings, the tool initiates a guided conversation to assist users with manual migration. The company advised users to verify permissions and authentication settings after migration, as permission systems between platforms are not compatible.
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