Waypoint

Migrate platforms with a plan, not a prayer.

The Problem

Technology migrations - framework upgrades, monolith decomposition, language rewrites - are the highest-risk, lowest-visibility projects in engineering. Teams start without a complete map and discover unknowns mid-flight.

What It Does

Covers migration strategy through traffic switch:

Full migration map of impacted components
Behavioral parity test suite to prove equivalence
Feature-flag-based cutover plan
Rollback specification

Try It

activate nablr
Set agent to migration_planner. Create a migration plan for [what you're migrating]

Example - framework upgrade:

Set agent to migration_planner. Plan migration from Flask to FastAPI. Entry point is src/app.py

Parity validation after implementation:

Set agent to parity_tester. Verify behavioral equivalence between old and new implementation

Cutover:

Set agent to cutover_engineer. Execute feature-flag cutover with rollback plan

Expected Output

Migration map - full inventory of impacted components
Parity test suite - behavioral equivalence proofs
Cutover plan with feature flags and traffic-switch sequence
Rollback specification

Who This Is For

Engineering teams mid-migration with no clear exit
Platform modernization programs
Consulting firms executing technology transitions for clients

Run the parity test suite before any traffic switch. Waypoint blocks cutover if equivalence is unproven.

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