Migrations don’t overrun on the work you scoped. They overrun on the dependency nobody documented. ContextDx surfaces every one — before it surfaces mid-cutover.
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// the problem
The estimate was honest. The plan was sound. Then a service you forgot talked to a database you didn’t own, and the cutover slipped a quarter. Migrations are priced on what you can see — and punished by what you can’t.
// the difference
We think we know it
Tribal knowledge, a stale wiki, and the one person who remembers why. Good enough — until the plan meets the system.
A validated dependency map
Derived from the code as it actually is. Every service, integration, and data dependency, visible before you sequence a single move.
// how it works
Board Builder reads the codebase and maps every component and relationship — the integrations nobody wrote down included.
ContextDx turns the dependency graph into an order of operations — what has to move before what — so you’re not discovering constraints at cutover.
git-diff sync keeps the map current through a multi-month migration, so the plan tracks the system instead of drifting from it.
// keep going
// a plan you can defend
Sequence the move from a dependency map you can see — not the one you hope is complete.
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