VYREMigration Guide
Migrate from OpenCode to Vyre IDE
OpenCode gives developers flexible open-source agent workflows. Vyre IDE adds structured team execution with controlled collaboration, review-first changes, and checkpointed AI workflows in a desktop-native environment.
Migration checklist
- Document your current OpenCode workflows (terminal, desktop, IDE extension) and top prompts.
- List all active model providers and classify which are required for production.
- Create a free Vyre IDE workspace and import one active repository.
- Configure equivalent model routing in Vyre for your highest-frequency tasks.
- Map your current quality gates to Vyre checkpoints and validation steps.
- Run one sprint in parallel and compare review quality, throughput, and defect rate.
- Standardize team templates and collaboration roles in Vyre.
- Migrate additional repositories in priority order.
Why teams switch
- Desktop onboarding for distributed engineering teams
- Controlled collaboration with inspectable diffs and clearer handoff
- Checkpointed AI execution instead of opaque task runs
- Faster standardization of prompts, workflows, and team defaults
- No training on your private code
FAQs
Can we keep our existing model providers after moving from OpenCode?
Yes. Most teams keep their key providers while standardizing team workflows in Vyre. During migration, validate model parity on the tasks that matter most.
What is the main reason teams switch from OpenCode to Vyre?
Teams usually switch for workflow control: controlled collaboration, reviewable diffs, and checkpointed execution that reduces coordination and delivery risk.
How long does migration usually take?
Most teams can complete a meaningful pilot in one sprint and then migrate repo-by-repo over the next 2-4 weeks.
Do we need to migrate everything at once?
No. Start with one active service and expand after validating throughput, quality, and team experience.
Next step
Run a one-sprint pilot and compare delivery speed, review quality, and defect escape rate.