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+id: AI-assisted code migration
+section: PatternFly-AI
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+
+This guide explores a workflow that enables developers to leverage AI to accelerate code migrations, with best practices and recommendations to follow when replicating the process.  
+
+## What is AI-assisted code migration?
+
+For the purposes of this guide, a code migration refers to moving your project from a legacy or dated framework to PatternFly React components. An **AI-assisted code migration** heavily utilizes AI tools and models to help speed up the process of modernizing your UI, while adhering to best practices. 
+
+## What are the benefits of AI-assisted migrations? 
+
+Even when its initial output is imperfect, using AI in combination with engineering judgment and domain expertise can significantly speed up the development process.
+
+While AI is *not* a replacement for human developers, it offers key benefits: 
+- **Faster migrations:** Migrate simple pages up to 4 times faster, compared to a fully manual migration. 
+- **Learning support:** Quickly develop an understanding of the project's unique context by prompting AI to explain topics. 
+- **Planning support:** Identify and scope all requirements and steps needed for the migration. 
+
+## Multi-phased workflow example
+
+AI serves as a powerful accelerator throughout all steps of the migration process, including learning, planning, development, and testing phases. This example outlines what an AI-assisted workflow could look like throughout a migration project. While your specific workflow will look different and be in context of your own codebase, this example is meant to serve as a reference point, outlining ideas that you can use in your own scenario.
+
+### 1. Learning phase
+
+When you're first starting a migration project, AI can help you build project-specific context by bridging knowledge gaps, setting up development environments, and identifying relevant code sections.
+
+In this workflow example, the original code is written with Angular. Here, AI can help to quickly explain Angular-specific patterns (like directives or services) and point to their equivalents in React and PatternFly. 
+
+**Prompt:** 
+_"Can you explain the Angular directives to me?"_
+
+**Response:** 
+
+![Angular Directives information 1](./img/angular-directives-1.png) ![Angular Directives information 2](./img/angular-directives-2.png)
+
+### 2. Planning phase
+
+Once you've gathered enough context in the learning phase, you can create a migration plan by asking AI to estimate scope and map features. To make the plan more concrete and comprehensive, you might find it useful to have AI:
+- Generate a list of components that need migration.
+- Identify potentially difficult areas, such as state management and routing.
+
+**Prompt:**
+_"I want to convert all the Katello pages that are written in Angular to React. Can you list the Katello pages that would need to be converted. Give results in a table format."_
+
+**Response:**
+
+![Results from scope query](./img/scope-results.png)
+
+### 3. Development phase
+
+After establishing a migration plan, you can use AI to build new features iteratively. This can be especially useful for generating forms, validating logic, and creating reusable components.
+
+For example, you could use AI to migrate a simple Angular feature like this table:
+
+![Before migration - Angular Products page](./img/products-before.png)
+
+During the development phase, you could take a couple of different approaches to migrate code. You might be able to simply change the code within the same file or you might want to start fresh, using the patternfly-react-seed and following [our rapid prototyping guide.](https://www.patternfly.org/patternfly-ai/rapid-prototyping/new-prototypes)
+
+In this example, we created a placeholder page (PF6placeholder.js) and asked AI to replicate the Angular component on the new page, using PatternFly. 
+
+**Prompt:**
+_"Copy the Angular Products page content into PF6placeholder.js using React and PatternFly6, using best practices with bias towards how other React and PatternFly files in this project are doing things."_
+
+This simple and direct prompt quickly and successfully recreated the table using PatternFly components:  
+
+![After migration - React PatternFly Products page](./img/products-after.svg)
+
+### 4. Testing phase
+
+Use AI to accelerate test coverage by generating boilerplate unit tests, mocks for API integrations or dependencies, and end-to-end test outlines using tools like Cypress.
+
+**Prompt:** 
+_"Generate tests for PF6placeholder.js page following best practices and what is done in this project."_
+
+**Response:**
+
+![Generated tests](./img/generated-tests.png)
+
+## Best practices
+
+Because AI can make inaccurate assumptions, providing it with careful direction helps ensure that it will perform more reliably. Follow these best practices to help ensure consistency in AI behavior.
+
+- Use AI as a helper for planning and managing tasks. For example, use AI-generated to-do lists for easier and more streamlined task management.
+- Avoid using AI for common tasks that can be done more easily manually and explicitly. Instead ask it to focus on more complex tasks that will have more impact. 
+- Leverage different language models throughout your migration and swap to more efficient models for different tasks. 
+- Avoid overloading a model with a long or time consuming task. If a request is taking longer than you'd like, or is going beyond what you intended, use the "Stop" button and refine your prompt.
+- Ensure that you understand the product architecture and are familiar with any technologies used. Otherwise, using AI can actually be more time consuming than a manual migration.
+- Follow our [prompting tips](#prompting-tips) when requesting something from an AI model.
+
+### Prompting tips 
+
+When interacting with AI, especially with tools like Cursor, specificity is key. In order to efficiently and successfully request something from an AI tool, there are a few "do's and don'ts" to follow:
+
+| **Don't** | **Do** |
+| --- | --- |
+| Expect AI to assume your needs. | Be specific and clearly state what you want to achieve. |
+| Let AI follow its own rules. | Instruct AI to follow best practices for React and PatternFly, providing clear definitions and examples. |
+| Restrict yourself to text-based prompts. | When text prompts are insufficient, share screenshots with AI to provide valuable context. |
+| Reinvent the wheel. |  Use previously completed features and functionalities as models for new requests. |
+
+## Experimentation and feedback 
+
+AI-assisted code migrations are still an evolving experiment, and we'd love to learn from your experiences: 
+- Share your feedback and experiences on our [GitHub discussions board](https://github.com/orgs/patternfly/discussions).
+- Connect with the community on our [PatternFly Slack workspace](https://join.slack.com/t/patternfly/shared_invite/zt-1npmqswgk-bF2R1E2rglV8jz5DNTezMQ).
+
+As this process evolves, we'll continue to refine our recommendations based on community feedback and real-world usage. 
+