Upgrade Orchestrator

You can automate a Ruby on Rails upgrade across multiple major versions using an orchestrator that coordinates a phased pipeline. It manages planning, delegates per-phase fixes, verifies status, and maintains a live task list to preserve checkpoints across automated or manual runs.

Managing a phased Ruby upgrade for a large codebase is best handled by an orchestration workflow that enforces pre-checks and prerequisites. It delegates execution to fix and verification skills while maintaining a reusable task list that tracks progress and pauses on verification gates.

Yes, you can resume an interrupted Rails upgrade workflow. The orchestrator preserves progress via a reusable task list with checkpoints, supporting both fully automated and manual workflows so you can reuse or regenerate tasks and continue the multi-step phase loop where you left off.

The Ruby upgrade orchestrator supports both fully automated and manual workflows. It coordinates the end-to-end upgrade pipeline by integrating with plan, fix, and status skills, allowing you to control execution pace while keeping a live task list to track progress.

When a verification check fails during an automated Rails upgrade, the orchestrator enforces a failure protocol and pauses the workflow. It maintains the current progress in the live task list, allowing you to address the issue before resuming the multi-step phase loop.