reversa-migrate

You orchestrate a legacy migration workflow by running a multi-agent pipeline that transforms reverse-engineered specifications into coding-ready artifacts. The pipeline runs six migration agents in strict sequence to generate architecture, domain models, and screen contracts.

Manage migration state by validating expected artifacts and tracking progress in a centralized state file. This approach tracks pipeline progress, consolidates ambiguity items, and maintains traceability for the final coding handoff.

Human approval gates are required at key decision phases like topology and screen modernization. This human-in-the-loop checkpoint mechanism ensures critical migration decisions are validated before proceeding to final coding handoff generation.

You resume an interrupted legacy migration pipeline by leveraging stateful workflow management that tracks progress in a dedicated state file. This allows the multi-agent orchestration to safely restart from the last completed checkpoint.

You can generate a coding handoff document by running migration agents that process your reverse-engineered legacy specs. The workflow renders a final handoff file from templates, providing structured targets for the coding agent.

Running migration agents without validating expected legacy discovery artifacts risks pipeline failure because the workflow requires populated specification inputs. The orchestration depends on existing reverse-engineered specs to transform them into operational migration targets.