
Migrate
- 463 installs
- 3.9k repo stars
- Updated January 26, 2026
- parcadei/continuous-claude-v3
migrate is an agent skill that updates Claude Code and Continuous Claude projects to the latest v3 structure and conventions.
About
migrate is an agent skill that updates existing Claude Code and Continuous Claude v3 projects to the current recommended structure and conventions. It scans your skill repository, rewrites deprecated patterns, updates MCP server configurations, and ensures compatibility with the latest agent tooling standards. Designed for solo builders maintaining multiple skills, it prevents version drift and reduces manual refactoring time when new Claude capabilities are released. The skill performs intelligent transformations while keeping your custom business logic intact.
- Automated migration of Claude Code agent skills to v3 format
- Handles Continuous Claude project structure updates
- Preserves custom rules while applying latest templates
- One-command migration for entire skill repositories
- Safe dry-run mode before committing changes
Migrate by the numbers
- 463 all-time installs (skills.sh)
- +2 installs in the week ending Aug 4, 2026 (Skillselion tracking)
- Ranked #1,865 of 16,546 AI & Agent Building skills by installs in the Skillselion catalog
- Data as of Aug 5, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| Installs | 463 |
|---|---|
| repo stars | ★ 3.9k |
| Last updated | January 26, 2026 |
| Repository | parcadei/continuous-claude-v3 ↗ |
What it does
Safely upgrade Claude Code projects and MCP servers to the latest Continuous Claude v3 patterns without breaking existing agent workflows.
Who is it for?
Developers and maintainers of multiple Claude-powered agent skills who need to keep their repositories current with evolving Claude Code and MCP standards.
Skip if: Brand new projects that should start with the latest template instead of migrating, or projects not built with Claude Code or Continuous Claude.
When should I use this skill?
When updating older Claude Code or Continuous Claude projects to the latest v3 patterns and structure.
What you get
Your project is upgraded to current Continuous Claude v3 standards and ready for continued development or to invoke nextSkills such as testing and documentation updates.
- Updated project files matching v3 structure
- Migration summary report
- Git commit with changes
By the numbers
- 427 installs
Files
/migrate - Migration Workflow
Safe migrations for frameworks, languages, and infrastructure.
When to Use
- "Migrate to X"
- "Upgrade framework"
- "Move from X to Y"
- "Upgrade Python/Node/etc."
- "Migrate database"
- Framework version upgrades
- Language migrations
- Infrastructure changes
Workflow Overview
┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌────────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌───────────┐
│ oracle │───▶│ phoenix │───▶│ plan- │───▶│ kraken │───▶│ surveyor │
│ │ │ │ │ agent │ │ │ │ │
└──────────┘ └──────────┘ └────────────┘ └──────────┘ └───────────┘
Research Analyze Plan Implement Review
target current migration changes migrationAgent Sequence
| # | Agent | Role | Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | oracle | Research target framework/version | Research report |
| 2 | phoenix | Analyze current codebase for migration impact | Impact analysis |
| 3 | plan-agent | Create phased migration plan | Migration plan |
| 4 | kraken | Implement migration changes | Code changes |
| 5 | surveyor | Review migration for completeness | Migration review |
Why Extra Gates?
Migrations are high-risk:
- Breaking changes between versions
- Dependency conflicts
- Data format changes
- API deprecations
The extra research and review phases catch issues early.
Execution
Phase 1: Research Target
Task(
subagent_type="oracle",
prompt="""
Research migration target: [TARGET]
Investigate:
- Breaking changes from current version
- New APIs and patterns
- Deprecated features we use
- Migration guides from official docs
- Common pitfalls and solutions
Output: Migration research report
"""
)Phase 2: Analyze Current State
Task(
subagent_type="phoenix",
prompt="""
Analyze codebase for migration: [FROM] → [TO]
Identify:
- Files using deprecated APIs
- Dependency conflicts
- Patterns that need updating
- Test coverage of affected areas
- Risk areas (critical paths)
Output: Impact analysis with affected files
"""
)Phase 3: Plan Migration
Task(
subagent_type="plan-agent",
prompt="""
Create migration plan: [FROM] → [TO]
Research: [from oracle]
Impact: [from phoenix]
Plan should:
- Be phased (incremental if possible)
- Each phase independently testable
- Include rollback strategy
- Prioritize critical path stability
Output: Phased migration plan
"""
)Phase 4: Implement
Task(
subagent_type="kraken",
prompt="""
Implement migration phase: [PHASE_N]
Plan: [from plan-agent]
Requirements:
- Follow plan exactly
- Run tests after each change
- Document any deviations
- Stop if tests fail
Output: Completed phase with test results
"""
)Phase 5: Review Migration
Task(
subagent_type="surveyor",
prompt="""
Review migration: [FROM] → [TO]
Check:
- All deprecated APIs replaced
- No remaining compatibility shims
- Tests passing
- Performance acceptable
- No security regressions
Output: Migration review report
"""
)Migration Types
Framework Upgrade
User: /migrate React 17 → 18
→ Full workflow with hooks/concurrent mode changesLanguage Version
User: /migrate Python 3.9 → 3.12
→ Focus on new syntax, removed featuresDatabase Migration
User: /migrate MongoDB → PostgreSQL
→ Schema design, data transformation, query rewriteInfrastructure
User: /migrate AWS → GCP
→ Service mapping, config translationExample
User: /migrate from Express to Fastify
Claude: Starting /migrate workflow: Express → Fastify
Phase 1: Researching Fastify...
[Spawns oracle]
Key differences:
- Schema-based validation (vs middleware)
- Plugin architecture
- Async/await native
- Different middleware pattern
Phase 2: Analyzing current Express usage...
[Spawns phoenix]
Impact analysis:
- 23 route files to update
- 8 middleware to convert
- 3 plugins need Fastify equivalents
- Test coverage: 78%
Phase 3: Creating migration plan...
[Spawns plan-agent]
Migration Plan: Express → Fastify
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
Phase 1: Setup & Core
- Add Fastify alongside Express
- Migrate core server setup
- Run both in parallel
Phase 2: Routes (by domain)
- Migrate auth routes
- Migrate user routes
- Migrate product routes
- ...
Phase 3: Middleware
- Convert error handler
- Convert auth middleware
- Convert logging
Phase 4: Cleanup
- Remove Express
- Remove compatibility layer
- Final testing
Rollback: Keep Express until Phase 4 complete
Phase 4: Implementing Phase 1...
[Spawns kraken]
✅ Fastify server running alongside Express
✅ Core routes migrated
✅ Tests passing
[Continues through phases...]
Phase 5: Reviewing migration...
[Spawns surveyor]
✅ All Express code removed
✅ 23/23 routes migrated
✅ Performance improved (2.1x faster)
✅ No security regressions
Migration complete! Express → FastifyIncremental Migration
For large codebases, run one phase at a time:
User: /migrate React 17 → 18 --phase 1
[Runs only Phase 1]
User: /migrate React 17 → 18 --phase 2
[Runs Phase 2, reads previous handoff]Flags
--phase N: Run specific phase only--dry-run: Plan without implementing--rollback: Execute rollback plan--parallel: Run new alongside old (strangler fig)
Related skills
How it compares
Use instead of manually editing files to match new Claude conventions or starting over with a fresh template.
FAQ
Who is migrate for?
migrate is for developers and developers maintaining Claude Code agent skills and MCP servers who want to stay current with Continuous Claude v3 without spending hours on manual updates.
When should I use migrate?
Use migrate when you have older Claude agent skills that show deprecation warnings, when a new Continuous Claude release is announced, when preparing to add new agent capabilities, or when consolidating multiple skills to a common baseline.
Is migrate safe to install?
Users should review the Security Audits panel on this page before installing. Always run with the dry-run flag first and commit changes in git so you can revert if needed.