migration-waypoints
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Defines the content and structure of Migration Waypoints — dated Consumer Migration Workstream checkpoints tying specific teams' readiness to legacy Interface retirement. Reference when assembling or reviewing migration-waypoints.json.
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teams: must name real teams from the intake roster (intake.json.teams[].name) — a waypoint naming a team nobody recorded at intake is not … - Very specific: line 21
interfaces: must be legacy Interfaces already tracked in retirement.json — a Waypoint doesn't duplicate retirement tracking, it adds a … - Very specific: line 23
rationale: should say what this milestone actually blocks — usually a Context's Stage 8 decommission step, since Stage 8 sequences by … - Very specific: line 31
If a team's actual migration progress can't be confirmed by target_date, the honest status is at-risk or missed with the gap stated in …
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Migration Waypoints
Extension beyond the base spec pack — not in 01-spec.md or 07-stages.md. Added because per-interface status in the Retirement Register alone doesn't say which team must move by when, or what a missed migration actually blocks. Defines what a Waypoint record contains. Does not define how a waypoint's status is determined — that comes from the same traffic/consumer evidence retirement.json already relies on (skills/retirement-register/), never guessed.
Schema
schemas/waypoint.schema.json. One JSON object per waypoint; migration-waypoints.json is a JSON array of these.
Required fields
id (WP-NNNN), name, target_date, teams (≥1, names from intake.json.teams[]), interfaces (≥1, IFC-* IDs), status.
Content obligations
teamsmust name real teams from the intake roster (intake.json.teams[].name) — a waypoint naming a team nobody recorded at intake is not accountable to anyone.interfacesmust be legacy Interfaces already tracked inretirement.json— a Waypoint doesn't duplicate retirement tracking, it adds a deadline and an owner on top of it.statusprogression is evidence-gated, exactly likeretirement.json:pending → at-risk → met(every listed interface reachedzero-trafficorretiredinretirement.jsonbytarget_date) orpending → at-risk → missed(target_datepassed with an interface stillactive/deprecated). Never advance status without checking the interfaces' actual current status first.rationaleshould say what this milestone actually blocks — usually a Context's Stage 8 decommission step, since Stage 8 sequences by blast radius and a Context can't fully decommission while a Waypoint gating one of its legacy Interfaces is stillpending/at-risk.
Behavior-ID citation
Waypoints don't cite Behaviors directly — they operate at the Interface and team level, one layer up from the Behavior traceability spine. evidence should point at whatever traffic/consumer data justifies the current status (the same evidence sources retirement.json and consumer-mapper use).
Unknowns
If a team's actual migration progress can't be confirmed by target_date, the honest status is at-risk or missed with the gap stated in rationale — never silently leave a stale pending past its own target date (Constitution C10).
Minimal worked example
{
"id": "WP-0001",
"name": "Billing team off legacy /invoices by Q3",
"target_date": "2026-09-30",
"teams": ["Billing team"],
"interfaces": ["IFC-SYNC-0002"],
"status": "pending",
"rationale": "Gates CTX-0002's Stage 8 decommission step; Billing's own consumers are the last dependency on the legacy invoice endpoint.",
"evidence": [ { "source": "traffic", "locator": "retirement.json#IFC-SYNC-0002" } ]
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