migrate-to-channels

Migrating agent workspaces from a flat structure requires restructuring directories into servers, categories, and channels while updating database records to reflect the new context hierarchy. This process consolidates duplicate agent entries and reorganizes channel notebooks for improved isolation.

Consolidating duplicate agent entries is achieved by migrating subscription data to a new layered architecture where agents are shared across channels within categories. This approach merges identical personas and updates database records to eliminate redundancy.

Yes, workspace migration requires both SQL database interaction and filesystem operations. The process updates agent and subscription records in the database while simultaneously creating new folders and moving existing data on the filesystem to reorganize agent identities.

You need to restructure directories when transitioning from an older setup where each channel had its own agent to a system where agents are shared across channels. This migration improves workspace isolation and clarity by organizing data into servers and categories.

Updating database records for a new context hierarchy involves migrating flat agent and channel subscription data into layered server, category, and channel structures. The migration script modifies SQL records to accurately map existing agent identities and notebooks to the reorganized directories.