Paige Bailey says AI coding agents now handle large migrations in hours
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Google's Paige Bailey says migrations that once took months now take a couple of hours, with an agent such as Antigravity, Codex, or Claude Code pointed at a folder.
She quotes a post from another user who moved a full automation workload from Hermes to Antigravity in about two hours by pointing the agent at the Hermes folder, including its skills, configs, and credentials. The report rests on her post and that quoted account, not on an independent measurement of the migrations.
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👩💻 Paige Bailey@DynamicWebPaigeXPaige Bailey says AI coding agents now make migrations quickAIGoogle'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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