rhai.upgrade-assessment

To assess RHOAI upgrade risks, you can run a multi-persona upgrade assessment that spawns four independent clean-context reviewers (admin, engineer, solution-architect, SRE) to analyze version transitions and synthesize cross-persona findings into a final risk report.

Multi-persona synthesis for upgrade assessment is a process where four distinct independent reviewers evaluate version transitions from different perspectives, then combine their findings to produce a comprehensive, reproducible risk assessment metadata output.

You run a static pre-upgrade assessment by executing the provided Python scripts with the --source and --target version arguments, which triggers strict input validation, stepwise context building, and cross-persona synthesis deterministically.

Yes, you need Python and the PyYAML dependency installed, as the upgrade assessment relies on underlying Python scripts and prompts to operate deterministically and generate reproducible metadata.

Runtime considerations for upgrade assessment are listed as a future feature, meaning the tool currently focuses on static pre-upgrade analysis rather than post-upgrade runtime monitoring.

Using independent personas with clean contexts for upgrade analysis prevents bias and surfaces diverse risks across admin, engineer, solution-architect, and SRE perspectives, which are then synthesized into a unified risk assessment.