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To prove behavioral equivalence during a system migration, you can generate parity_specs.md outlining validation strategies and acceptance criteria, then validate critical flows, idempotence, and ordering using automated tests.

You can generate Gherkin parity_tests/*.feature files from existing migration artifacts by translating migration prerequisites into validated outputs, preserving spec IDs and process_flows for full traceability.

Migration parity testing is the process of validating that a new system behaves identically to a legacy system. You need it during system migrations to ensure critical flows, ordering, and idempotence remain unchanged.

Yes, you can reuse existing characterization_specs when available. The process optionally integrates these artifacts to maintain traceability and applies paradigm-driven parity strategies to generate validated outputs.

The best way to document migration validation criteria is generating a parity_specs.md file that outlines the validation strategy and acceptance criteria, enforcing all outputs to a designated migration directory for traceable handoff.