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Product notes and implementation guides for the MigrateForce stack. Start with the shortest path, then branch into workflow guides, templates, and methodology details.

CLI example

A single command generates an MCP server scaffold from an OpenAPI spec.

Open Quick Start
bash
npx @migrateforce/cli convert \
  --spec openapi.yaml \
  --base-url https://api.example.com \
  --output ./my-mcp-server

That command parses your spec, maps endpoints into MCP tools, and writes a deployable server scaffold to disk.

Quick Start

Get the CLI running, convert a spec, and stand up a working MCP server in a few minutes.

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REST to MCP Conversion

Understand how endpoints are mapped into agent-ready tools and how to control the output.

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Local vs Cloud

See what remains on your machine and what analysis or orchestration layers add from the cloud.

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Using Skills

Browse reusable workflows, adapt them to your domain, and improve agent execution quality.

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Projects & Mappings

Use the browser-based workflow to manage mappings, generated outputs, and project history.

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Sources & Methodology

Review the inputs, scoring logic, scenario modeling, and data-refresh conventions behind the product.

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Recommended path
Start with Quick Start if you want to see the platform end to end. Use Projects & Mappings if you are operating in the browser, and use Sources & Methodology when you need to inspect how scoring and scenario logic are derived.

What this docs site covers

The documentation is organized around the actual working sequence of the product rather than abstract feature buckets. The goal is to help an operator move from setup to execution without guessing which page matters next.

Foundation

How the platform works

Quick start, methodology notes, and the product model behind assessments and migrations.

Workflow

How work moves through the system

Source connection, project setup, generated artifacts, and the Migration Agent operating path.

Support

How to recover when something breaks

Troubleshooting steps, support references, and common implementation answers.

How to use these guides

Read the docs linearly the first time, then use the left navigation and in-page table of contents for reference. The docs shell now keeps navigation, page context, and section jumps visible so you can stay oriented even on long guides.