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Agent Skills by Backstage
Showing 6 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
backstage-codemod-issue-research
Analyze Backstage release changelogs and generate GitHub issue specs for codemods.
validate-codemod-recipe
Validate codemods against a real codebase and fix AST transform issues.
plugin-full-frontend-system-migration
Migrate Backstage plugins from legacy to new frontend systems.
app-frontend-system-migration
Migrate Backstage apps from the old frontend system to the extension-based frontend system.
plugin-new-frontend-system-support
Create dual-entry points for Backstage plugins supporting legacy and new frontend systems.
mui-to-bui-migration
Migrate Backstage UI components and imports from Material-UI to Backstage UI.
Frequently Asked Questions About Backstage
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can developers perform using these migration capabilities?▼
Developers can execute large-scale frontend system migrations, refactor Material-UI components to native Backstage UI, and validate complex AST transforms. These capabilities enable the transition of legacy plugins and applications to modern extension-based architectures while ensuring codebase consistency through automated codemod recipes.
Which engineering personas benefit most from these migration skills?▼
Platform engineers, frontend architects, and maintainers of internal developer portals benefit most. These skills are designed for teams managing the lifecycle of large-scale internal platforms who need to synchronize plugin ecosystems with evolving core frontend standards and component libraries.
What are the licensing and cost requirements for these migration resources?▼
These resources are provided under an open-source model, allowing for free integration and deployment within internal environments. There are no licensing fees for utilizing the migration logic, though teams must allocate engineering time to execute the codemod recipes and validate the resulting AST transformations.