Use case · API migration
Migrate the API.
Keep each step visible.
API migrations can span callers, schemas, and tests. Use short, explicit tasks and review each compatibility step before continuing to the next one.
Use case · API migration
API migrations can span callers, schemas, and tests. Use short, explicit tasks and review each compatibility step before continuing to the next one.
Beeplane lets you check session activity while the agent works on your local repository. It does not manage deployments or validate production compatibility; keep migration decisions and rollout controls with your team.
Ask the agent to identify affected endpoints, clients, and tests before editing. Confirm the inventory yourself and define whether old and new API forms must coexist.
Use focused sessions for schema, server behavior, and client updates. State which files or layer are in scope to limit accidental broad rewrites.
Open the right session in Beeplane and review the agent’s reasoning when it reports an unexpected caller or test result. Clarify the intended compatibility window.
Run contract and integration tests, inspect generated clients, and review the diff on the host. Use your normal staging and deployment process for migration rollout.
A staged migration plan with compatibility requirements and test coverage.
Using mobile check-ins as production monitoring or as approval for a live schema change.
No. Beeplane is a companion for local coding-agent sessions, not a production API monitor.
This guide covers code changes and session review. Use your established human approval and deployment procedures.
Smaller changes make compatibility issues easier to identify and roll back.
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