Migrate aiboarding
Keep AGENTS.md alive: generate, compress, audit, and update AI-agent onboarding for Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and OpenCode.
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Use when a repo has a legacy AIBOARDING.md (v1 layout) and should move to the standard AGENTS.md + CLAUDE.md layout with the .aiboarding/state.json sidecar. One-shot, preview-first migration that preserves the existing onboarding content and rewires the hooks.
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Migrating AIBOARDING.md → AGENTS.md + CLAUDE.md
One-shot migration from the v1 custom-injection layout to the standard-files
layout. The onboarding knowledge in AIBOARDING.md is an investment - carry it
over; never regenerate from scratch and never delete anything without approval.
Announce at start: "Using migrate-aiboarding to move this repo to the AGENTS.md layout."
Precondition: AIBOARDING.md exists at the repo root. If it does not, stop and
suggest create-agent-onboarding. If AGENTS.md also already exists, stop and ask
the user which file is authoritative before writing anything.
Step 1: Carry over state
Read the AIBOARDING.md frontmatter (aiboarding_version, generated,
last_synced_commit). These seed .aiboarding/state.json:
aiboarding_version: 2generated: today's datelast_synced_commit: carried over verbatim (empty stays empty - the repair semantics of an empty pointer are preserved).
Step 2: Map the body
Map the three v1 H1 sections onto the v2 schema (see create-agent-onboarding's Shared contracts for the exact section list and order):
| v1 source | v2 target sections |
|---|---|
# 1. Engineering Basics | Stack and Runtime, Build, Test, Run, Architecture Map |
# 2. Domain & Business Logic | Project Purpose, Domain Model |
# 3. AI-Specific Context | Agent Guardrails, Known Failure Modes |
Preserve the compressed density of the source text; split it, don't rewrite it. Backtick-quote any command, identifier, path, or error string that isn't already.
Two v2 sections have no v1 source: Verification Before Completion and
Escalation - Ask the User When. Run a short, scoped grilling pass (the
one-question-at-a-time style from create-agent-onboarding) ONLY for these gaps.
Step 3: Generate the wrapper and lifecycle files
Follow create-agent-onboarding Phase 6: CLAUDE.md (@AGENTS.md + fenced
Claude-notes block), state.json, config.json, .aiboarding/.gitignore, the six
hook files, and the three tools. Runtime awareness applies (hook/settings steps are
Claude Code-only).
Step 4: Rewire hooks and settings (Claude Code runtimes)
In <repo>/.claude/settings.json:
- Replace the
SessionStartfull-injection entry with the current template's entry (the modernsession-startis a fallback warner, not an injector). - Delete the
PreToolUse[Task]entry (pre-taskis retired -SubagentStartis native now). - Replace the
PostToolUseentry so it dispatchesdrift-check(notpost-commit). - Add the
SubagentStartandInstructionsLoadedentries from the template. Delete<repo>/.aiboarding/hooks/pre-taskand<repo>/.aiboarding/hooks/post-commit. All edits idempotent: match aiboarding entries bycommandcontaining.aiboarding/hooks/run-hook.cmd; never duplicate; leave non-aiboarding hooks alone.
Step 5: Retire the legacy document
Ask the user to choose (default: archive):
- Archive (default): move
AIBOARDING.mdtodocs/archive/AIBOARDING.mdunchanged. Git history preserves it either way; nothing at the root keeps stale onboarding discoverable by tools. - Keep as legacy: leave
AIBOARDING.mdin place and prepend a deprecation banner viainject-fenced AIBOARDING.md deprecation <banner-file>pointing toAGENTS.md. The drift hook keeps honoring the legacy layout only whenstate.jsonis absent, so with both present the sidecar wins. Never deleteAIBOARDING.mdoutright unless the user explicitly asks.
Step 6: Single approval gate, then write
Before writing ANYTHING, present the full migration plan in one preview: every file to be created, modified (with the settings diff), moved, or deleted. One approval covers the whole batch; a rejection means nothing was touched.
Step 7: Exit check
Run create-agent-onboarding's Phase 7 validation gate, then audit-agent-onboarding
if available. Report the file-by-file outcome, and remind the user to commit the new
layout (the drift hook stays silent for onboarding-only commit ranges).