Choose a path based on the system constraint.
Identify the blocked workflow, the systems involved, and the output the team needs. Then confirm that MigrateForce supports the required migration path.
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Solution paths
2.0/3.x
OpenAPI versions parsed
Human
Approval decision on every run
Yours
Generated code and artifacts
Start with the bottleneck, not the technology trend.
Locate the blocked workflow first. Use the source system and required action to select a candidate path before migration work begins.
If the problem is
Your workflow is trapped inside a third-party operating platform.
Recommended path
Start with SaaS Migration.
When approvals, process logic, and data are all embedded in a vendor system, the work is to make that operating model reachable by agents. Extraction into a parallel system is a last resort, not the default.
If the problem is
Your systems are technically reachable, but agents cannot use them safely or coherently.
Recommended path
Start with API Transformation.
Most APIs were designed for developers, not autonomous systems. The work is to create a clearer tool layer, not to replace the application outright.
If the problem is
The constraint is fragmented or unusable data rather than application access.
Recommended path
Start with Data Migration.
If agents cannot retrieve governed, business-aware information, no amount of orchestration solves the decision-quality problem downstream.
If the problem is
Critical business logic is trapped inside custom software or manual operational workarounds.
Recommended path
Start with App Modernization.
The objective is to separate durable logic from brittle UI and rebuild it into maintainable, governed workflows the business can scale.
Four system constraints. Four starting paths.
Each path starts with discovery and readiness assessment. The source system and required change determine which migration work comes next.
Complexity
Medium to high
Make legacy SaaS agent-operable without replacing it
SaaS Migration
Extract workflow logic, permissions, and operating context so agents can execute through the SaaS platforms your teams already run. Replace systems incrementally only where the economics justify the work. Your systems of record remain the systems of record.
Where this constraint shows up
Complexity
Low to medium
Make existing systems agent-ready without replacing them
API Transformation
Map supported REST endpoints to tool interfaces with explicit inputs, outputs, authentication, and review controls.
Where this constraint shows up
Complexity
Medium
Create retrieval-ready and benchmark-ready data layers
Data Migration
Move data on implemented database and warehouse paths. Validate schemas, records, and queries before cutover.
Where this constraint shows up
Complexity
Variable
Lift embedded business logic out of brittle interfaces
App Modernization
Inspect custom applications, isolate the business rules, and rebuild approved rules as tested workflows or system components.
Where this constraint shows up
Confirm the current execution boundary in the Migration Agent description before you scope an engagement. MigrateForce must implement and validate a migration path before scheduling execution.
Keep the generated interfaces and migration assets.
The deliverables can include tool definitions, data connectors, workflow hooks, skills, and context controls. The exact set depends on the supported path and approved scope.
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Integration servers
Tool definitions, structured I/O, and authentication-aware execution surfaces.
02
AI-consumable APIs
Schemas with examples and operating descriptions an agent can follow.
03
Data connectors
RAG-ready indexes, knowledge bases, and benchmarkable evidence layers.
04
Workflow hooks
Trigger points, event handlers, and orchestration interfaces.
05
Skills and plugins
SKILL.md task definitions with quality scoring, reviewable before reuse.
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Context managers
Memory, session state, and multi-step execution controls.
Assess the workflow before you scope migration work.
Use company evidence to identify the constraint and test the financial assumptions. Then confirm the required path in the migration registry.