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Paige Bailey says AI coding agents now make migrations quick

AIGoogle's Paige Bailey says migrations that once took months of painful work now take a couple of hours, with an agent such as Antigravity, Codex, or Claude Code pointed at a folder. The quoted post describes one user moving a full automation workload from Hermes to Antigravity in about two hours by pointing it at the Hermes folder with skills, configs, and credentials.
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still wild to think that only a couple of years ago, the mere mention of the word "migration" meant months (if not years!) of painful work

now it’s just a matter of pointing @antigravity or codex or claude code at a folder and letting it cook for a couple of hours πŸš€

AshutoshShrivastava@ai_for_success
Migrated my entire workload from Hermes to Antigravity today. All automations are up and running. All I did was point Antigravity to my Hermes folder with all my skills, configs, and credentials. It handled the migration in about 2 hours. Still a big fan of Hermes, but Antigravity makes it easier to work on big projects while handling the smaller automations I used Hermes for. Grok Bot takes care of news monitoring and my newsletter website.
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Original title: still wild to think that only a couple of years ago, the mere mention of the word "migration" meant months (if not years!) of painful work