Framework upgrades and dependency updates with AI

Run overdue upgrades side by side as tested pull requests

An upgrade program usually means one service after another, one sprint after another. Agents update each service’s dependencies in its own sandbox, approved tasks can run concurrently, and your architects see only the decisions that need them.

YOU HAND OVERDependency updates · 14 services
dependency-updates · 14 sandboxesScan…
0 / 14services updated, each in its own sandbox
orders-apioutdated
billing-apioutdated
authoutdated
catalogoutdated
searchoutdated
cartoutdated
notifyoutdated
portal-weboutdated
reportsoutdated
inventoryoutdated
shippingoutdated
taxoutdated
usersoutdated
gatewayoutdated
1Scan
2Update
3Fix breaks
4Open PRs
YOU GET14 pull requests, suites greenEach one ready for your review
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Before a line changes

A dependency update plan for each service

The planner reads each service down to its packages and lists what each dependency update breaks. Your architects review fourteen plans instead of discovering fourteen surprises.

FIG. 2 · ORDERS-API, PACKAGE BY PACKAGE
Your code412 files
6 call sites use deprecated APIs
pdf-renderer5.4 → 6.0
1 decision needed: license and API change
Serilog2.12 → 3.1
3 sink configuration changes
Polly7.2 → 8.4
4 retry policies move to pipelines
Patch updates23 packages
2 tests to adjust
Planner · billing-apiPaused the run for one service · 13 continue
pdf-renderer 6.0 changes its license and its API. Which way should invoicing go?
Pin 5.x for nowRECOMMENDEDStill receives security patches. No code changes today.
Move to 6.0Needs a license review and changes about 40 call sites.
Answered by R. Okafor, architect. Run resumed.
Monday, 11:20

Pause architecture changes for your architect’s decision

Mechanical changes go ahead on their own. Anything that changes your architecture pauses that one service and arrives as a decision, with options, trade-offs, and a recommendation.

For the program owner

Track update costs by service

Each owning team reviews its own pull request. Nothing merges in bulk.
Illustrative example, not a quote
SERVICEOWNERSTATUSCOST
orders-apiCommerceMerged$0.38
billing-apiFinance engMerged$0.44
identityPlatformMerged after decision$0.71
catalogCommerceMerged$0.29
shippingLogisticsIn review$0.36
pricingFinance engIn review$0.34
+ 8 more services$3.36
Program total · 14 services$5.88
AI and sandbox usage at provider cost + 10% platform fee · each owning team reviews and merges its own PR
The same day, twice

How David reviews a multi-service upgrade program

Illustrative example, not a customer result.

Here is what the work looks like today, and what changes when an AI team takes the busywork off the plate.

Without BoldCreateWith BoldCreate
Week 1
Security asks: when will we be off the vulnerable packages?No date
Step 1He writes the upgrade recipe once, as a skill.One playbook
Week 2
One service upgraded by hand. 212 breaking changes.1 of 14
Step 2Once approved, it runs on all 14 services, each in its own sandbox.14 runs
Week 4
Feature teams refuse to pause for upgrades.Program stalls
Step 3Each service gets a PR with build, tests, and a diff summary.13 green
Week 6
Two services still on an unsupported version.Audit risk
Step 4One edge case flagged for a person. Fixed together.14 of 14
Fourteen upgrades off the feature teams’ sprints, each as a pull request to review

Frequently asked questions

What can agents upgrade today?
Dependency updates are available today: each service gets its own sandbox, its own branch, and a pull request that builds and passes its tests.
What happens when an update needs an architecture decision?
Mechanical changes go ahead on their own. Anything that changes your architecture pauses that one service and arrives as a decision, with options, trade-offs, and a recommendation.
How do we keep every service updated the same way?
Write the update recipe once as a skill, and every service follows the same steps. Approved tasks can run concurrently, each owning team reviews its own pull request, and nothing merges in bulk.
How is the cost of an update program tracked?
You set one budget for the run and get a cost line for every service. AI and sandbox usage is billed at provider cost plus the 10% platform fee.

Plan your upgrade program with our team

Bring the list of services and the dependencies to update. We’ll scope the run and the budget with you.

$199 a month for 20 seats · AI and sandboxes at provider cost + 10% platform fee