Production Readiness Criteria
How do I handle failed agent workflow migration attempts?
The first step in handling failed workflow migrations is to revert to your prior stable execution state immediately. Use your original durable execution platform’s checkpointing to restore agent workflows, then diagnose the migration failure by reviewing execution logs and integration configurations. Document the failure to avoid repeat issues in future migration attempts. Note that restoring prior state does not fix irreversible tool calls made during the failed migration.
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