VYREMigration Guide
Migrate from Google Antigravity to Vyre IDE
If your team currently uses Antigravity, this migration path helps you retain policy discipline while improving desktop onboarding, controlled collaboration, and inspectable AI execution in Vyre IDE.
Migration checklist
- Document your Antigravity configuration, including Strict Mode and allowlist/denylist rules.
- List policy, compliance, and access constraints your team must preserve.
- Set up a Vyre pilot workspace and map equivalent permissions and workflow controls.
- Run one active repository in Vyre and validate review quality and checkpoint adherence.
- Compare cycle time, defect escape rate, and onboarding speed over one sprint.
- Migrate additional repositories in batches once governance checks pass.
Why teams switch
- Desktop onboarding for distributed teams
- Controlled collaboration with inspectable, review-first diffs
- Checkpointed AI execution to reduce risky multi-file rollouts
- Faster handoff between developers, reviewers, and leads
- No training on your private code
FAQs
Can we preserve strict governance policies after moving from Antigravity?
Yes. Most teams map Antigravity policy requirements into Vyre permissions, workflow controls, and review checkpoints before broad rollout.
How long does migration usually take?
A practical pilot usually takes one sprint. Full migration often follows in staged repository batches over 2-6 weeks.
Should we migrate all teams at once?
No. Start with one representative service and expand only after governance, quality, and cycle-time metrics are stable.
What is the biggest operational difference in Vyre?
Vyre's key shift is collaboration control: reviewable diffs and checkpointed AI execution are integrated into team workflow, not bolted on.
Next step
Run a one-sprint pilot and compare delivery speed, review quality, and policy adherence.