VYREMigration Guide
Migrate from Kilo Code to Vyre IDE
This guide helps teams move from Kilo Code to Vyre IDE while maintaining delivery velocity and improving collaboration control across AI-assisted workflows.
Migration checklist
- Capture your current Kilo Code plan, usage, and active workflow assumptions.
- Inventory integrations, comparison-driven playbooks, and security/trust requirements.
- Create a Vyre pilot workspace and map equivalent workflows for one active repository.
- Configure review checkpoints and collaboration controls for the pilot team.
- Track cycle time, review throughput, and defect escape over one sprint.
- Migrate additional repositories in phased rollouts once KPIs remain stable.
Why teams switch
- Controlled collaboration built directly into day-to-day execution
- Review-first diffs and checkpointed AI workflow safety
- Desktop onboarding for distributed contributors
- Lower coordination overhead on multi-file AI changes
- Consistent team defaults across projects
FAQs
Do we need to change our whole process to leave Kilo Code?
No. Most teams migrate one representative workflow first, then expand after quality and delivery metrics are validated.
Can we keep strict security and compliance expectations?
Yes. Map your current trust and policy requirements into Vyre permissions, checkpoints, and review process before wider rollout.
How quickly can teams become productive in Vyre?
Most teams can onboard quickly because Vyre ships as a desktop IDE and uses shared workflow defaults across contributors.
What is the biggest reason teams switch from Kilo Code?
Teams commonly switch for stronger collaboration control and clearer, inspectable execution flow during AI-assisted development.
Next step
Pilot one repository first, then roll out by team once outcome metrics hold.