[chandan_maruthi]

I can definitely relate. As an engineering manager, migration projects are often the least fun to work on. They are complex, take a ton of time and no one wants to work on them. If this works as promised. I would like to try it on a few migrations myself. Best of luck on your work,

[immortalloom]

Yea! Let me know if we can help your team with any of those. Right now we specialize in AngularJS -> React, CRA -> Next, JS -> TS, and Upgrade Next

[chandan_maruthi]

How do you handle dependencies like libraries?

[immortalloom]

We use LangChain to crawl documentation and code examples for relevant frameworks and libraries, to make sure that the AI generated PR is up-to-date. We also have a custom dependency resolver that detects which new dependencies need to be added, as well as updating the package.json files with the correct version numbers

[chandan_maruthi]

"custom dependency resolver" I am intrigued, Ill check it out.

[immortalloom]

In general, as our AI agents produce code files, we collect dependencies, and then at the end, use npm to determine the correct version numbers without actually installing on disk