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Each parent screen has a button naming the item to import beside **Add** for profiles, LLM providers, embedding providers, transcription providers, chat templates, and document analysis policies. The data source screen has **Import ERI v1 Data Source** beside **Add Data Source**. Copy an exported snippet from the item's **Export configuration** control, paste one snippet of the matching type into the import dialog, and choose its item-specific import button. AI Studio reads the table as data; it does not run Lua code. The existing creation form then opens with its fields filled in. Review them and choose **Add** to create the item. Canceling either dialog leaves nothing saved. Tool Settings snippets cannot be imported this way.
The imported item receives a new ID and the next local number. It belongs to you, even if the snippet came from an organization configuration. Existing provider, profile, tool, and data source references are kept; unavailable references are flagged so you can review them. Chat template attachments must point to existing local files. Relink any missing or relative paths in the creation dialog before saving.
The imported item receives a new ID and the next local number. It belongs to you, even if the snippet came from an organization configuration. Existing provider, profile, tool, and data source references are kept; unavailable references are flagged so you can review them. Chat template attachments must point to existing local files. Relink or remove any missing or relative paths in the creation dialog before saving.
If an exported provider or ERI source contains an `ENC:v1` credential, AI Studio can fill it only on a device with the matching enterprise encryption secret. Otherwise, enter your own key, token, or password. A credential is stored in the local operating system secret store only when you save the item. Exporting still requires **Show administration settings**.