googlecloudplatform/cxas-scrapi

cxas-dfcx-migration

>- Migrate Dialogflow CX (DFCX) agents to CXAS (Customer Experience Agent Studio) agents. Use this skill when the user mentions DFCX migration, migrating agents, converting DFCX to CXAS, porting agents, agent migration, or post-migration optimization/consolidation. Four independently runnable scripts: migrate.py (1:1), stage_1.py (variable dedup + consolidation), stage_2.py (instruction state machines + tool mocks + lint + report), stage_3.py (rewires consolidated topology from source dep graph…

First seen May 19, 2026

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$ npx skills add googlecloudplatform/cxas-scrapi --skill cxas-dfcx-migration

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SKILL.md

DFCX to CXAS Migration

Four small scripts, one persistent IR bundle:

Script What it does Runtime Output
migrate.py 1:1 conversion of every selected playbook/flow into the IR, and deploys base resources only (app, variables, tools). Agent deployment is DEFERRED to stage1.py so large sources don't exceed the CXAS 100-agent cap — the compiled agents are saved in <target>ir.json, not pushed. Pass --no-consolidate to push the full 1:1 agent set immediately (only safe below ~100 agents). ~30 min for ~40 flows <target>ir.json, <target>migrationreport.md, <target>unit_tests.json
stage_1.py Loads the IR bundle, runs CXASOptimizer.optimize_stage1 (variable dedup) and Gemini structural consolidation (N→M agent grouping). This is the first agent push to CXAS — only the consolidated (N→M) agents are deployed; the raw 1:1 originals are never pushed (consolidate() drops them and the pre-consolidation snapshot is used transiently for the integrity check only, never persisted). CXAS Version 0.0.2 (dedup) and 0.0.3 (consolidation). ~15 min Updated <target>ir.json, <target>grouping.json
stage_2.py Loads the IR bundle, runs CXASOptimizer.optimize_stage2 (instruction state machines + tool mocks). Pushes via update-pass deploys. CXAS Version 0.0.4. Re-generates unit tests. Lints. Writes the audit report. ~10 min Updated <target>ir.json, <target>optimizationreport.md, regenerated <target>unit_tests.json
stage_3.py Only after Stage 1 consolidation. Rewires the consolidated agents' parent → children topology by mapping the SOURCE DFCX dep graph onto the new groups (rather than relying on what the synthesized PIF XML happened to reference) according to Spoke-Hub architecture style. Sets app rootagent to the isroot group. Idempotent — safe to re-run. CXAS Version 0.0.5. ~10 sec Updated <target>ir.json stage history; CXAS app's childagents set per group

State flows through <target>_ir.json (a Pydantic IRBundle containing the MigrationConfig, source DFCXAgentIR, target MigrationIR, stage history, and version checkpoints). Each stage loads it from disk, mutates it, and writes it back. No re-fetching or re-compiling between stages.

When to use this skill vs. the CLI directly

This skill (InquirerPy prompts + HTML pre-flight preview + Gemini model picker) is the right entry when you want to interactively drive a migration with rich pre-flight context. The same MigrationService.run_stage* methods this skill calls are also exposed via the canonical CLI for scripted / CI use:

# Same E2E plumbing, non-interactive (standard optimized profile by default):
cxas migrate dfcx --run --source-agent-id … --project-id … --target-name …

# Non-interactive Stage Checkpoint optimization runs:
cxas migrate dfcx --optimize --stage 1 --target-name my_app
cxas migrate dfcx --optimize --stage 2 --target-name my_app
cxas migrate dfcx --optimize --stage 3 --target-name my_app --architecture hub-and-spoke
cxas migrate dfcx --optimize --stage resume --target-name my_app  # interactive stage picker

The skill, the dashboard, and the E2E / Checkpoint commands all go through the same MigrationService.runstage1/runstage2/runstage3 methods — pick whichever entry point matches your workflow.

Prerequisites

# Ensure cxas_scrapi is installed editable (so this skill picks up local changes)
pip install -e .

# Auth
gcloud auth application-default login
gcloud auth list   # confirm the account has read on source + admin on target

InquirerPy is required for the interactive prompts (matches the agent-foundry skill):

pip install InquirerPy

Driving the flow interactively (from Claude)

When invoked through Claude, lead the user through one question at a time. The scripts will prompt for missing inputs via InquirerPy, but you should pre-collect:

  1. GCP project ID (target — where the new CXAS app will live).
  2. Location — default us. Do NOT default to global — it does not work for CXAS apps in most projects.
  3. Source agent — DFCX agent ID (full resource name) or path to a local .zip export.
  4. Target name — display name for the new CXAS app.

Optional follow-ups: --env (PROD/AUTOPUSH), --model (Gemini), --migration-version (1.0/2.0).

Quick Reference

# 1:1 migration (interactive — InquirerPy will prompt for project + location)
python .agents/skills/cxas-dfcx-migration/scripts/migrate.py

# Fully scripted
python .agents/skills/cxas-dfcx-migration/scripts/migrate.py \
  --source-agent-id "projects/<src_proj>/locations/us/agents/<uuid>" \
  --project-id <target_proj> --location us \
  --target-name my_cxas_app --yes

# Pre-flight HTML preview only (no migration)
python .agents/skills/cxas-dfcx-migration/scripts/migrate.py \
  --source-agent-id "<id>" --project-id <proj> --target-name preview_only \
  --preview-only --yes

# Stage 1 — variable dedup + Gemini consolidation
python .agents/skills/cxas-dfcx-migration/scripts/stage_1.py --target-name my_cxas_app

# Stage 1 — replay a saved grouping JSON
python .agents/skills/cxas-dfcx-migration/scripts/stage_1.py \
  --target-name my_cxas_app --grouping-json my_cxas_app_grouping.json --yes

# Stage 2 — instruction state machines + tool mocks + lint + report
python .agents/skills/cxas-dfcx-migration/scripts/stage_2.py --target-name my_cxas_app

# Stage 3 — rewire consolidated agent parent-child topology (idempotent)
python .agents/skills/cxas-dfcx-migration/scripts/stage_3.py --target-name my_cxas_app --architecture hub-and-spoke

What lives in the skill vs. in cxas_scrapi

The skill is a thin orchestrator. **Every migration / optimization step lives in src/cxasscrapi/migration/ and is reachable via MigrationService.runstage_* methods**, so the same logic powers all three entry points: this skill, cxas migrate dfcx (interactive TUI), and non-interactive command modes (--run / --optimize).

Operation src/ entry point
Source agent fetch / zip parse migration/dfcx_exporter.py:ConversationalAgentsAPI
1:1 migration migration/service.py:MigrationService.run_migration
Stage 1 orchestrator (variable dedup + consolidation + integrity + topology link + orphan cleanup + versions + bundle persist) migration/service.py:MigrationService.runstage1
Stage 2 orchestrator (state machines + tool mocks + unit-test regen + lint + audit report + bundle persist) migration/service.py:MigrationService.runstage2
Stage 3 orchestrator (parent-child topology wiring) migration/service.py:MigrationService.runstage3
Bundle persist convenience migration/service.py:MigrationService.persist_bundle
Variable dedup primitive (Stage 1) migration/optimizer.py:CXASOptimizer.optimize_stage1
Instruction restructuring + tool mocks primitive (Stage 2) migration/optimizer.py:CXASOptimizer.optimize_stage2
Gemini N→M grouping + per-group PIF XML synthesis migration/structural_consolidator.py:StructuralConsolidator
Pre-deploy integrity checks migration/integritychecks.py:checkconsolidation_integrity
Parent-child topology + orphan cleanup migration/topology_wirer.py
Update-pass redeploys migration/service.py:MigrationService.deploybaseresources(isupdatepass=True) + deploypendingagents(isupdatepass=True)
Topology link migration/cxastopologylinker.py
Version checkpoints core/versions.py:Versions.create_version
Topology SVG migration/graph_visualizer.py:HighLevelGraphVisualizer
Per-resource Rich trees migration/playbookvisualizer.py + migration/flowvisualizer.py
Deterministic unit tests migration/eval_generator.py:DeterministicEvalGenerator
Migration report migration/dfcxmigrationreporter.py
Optimization audit report migration/optimization_reporter.py:OptimizationReporter
Grouping review TUI (accept / re-propose / merge / split / rename) cli/groupingreview.py:interactivereview
HTML pre-flight preview migration/html_preview.py
Post-deploy linter migration/postdeploylint.py
IR bundle persistence migration/data_models.py:IRBundle

Skill-local helpers (UX glue only — InquirerPy prompts + thin delegations to MigrationCLI):

  • _prompts.py — InquirerPy prompt library (matches agent-foundry).
  • shared.py — InquirerPy variants of project/location prompts, source loader, and MigrationConfig assembly; plus pure delegations to MigrationCLI for checkauth, rundependencyanalysis, selectresources, showvisualizations.

The stage scripts now import the promoted modules directly: `from cxasscrapi.migration.datamodels import IRBundle (plus htmlpreview in migrate.py and phasetracker) and call sites use the canonical model names (IRBundle, phasetracker.PhaseTracker, htmlpreview.generatehtmlreport`) — no re-export shim layer.

The skill's stage scripts (migrate.py / stage1.py / stage2.py / stage3.py) are now ~80-200 line shells: parse args → restore service from bundle → call the matching MigrationService.runstage_* → print summary. There is no orchestration logic left in the skill — only InquirerPy prompts and the HTML preview that's specific to the skill's pre-flight UX.HTML preview that's specific to the skill's pre-flight UX.

IR bundle (<target>_ir.json)

The unit of state shared across the three scripts. Pydantic IRBundle model:

{
  "schema_version": "1",
  "created_at": "2026-05-14T15:30:00",
  "config": { /* MigrationConfig */ },
  "source_agent_data": { /* DFCXAgentIR — needed for tool-mock context */ },
  "ir": { /* MigrationIR — mutated by each stage */ },
  "stage_history": [
    {"phase": "migrate", "status": "ok", ...},
    {"phase": "stage1",  "status": "ok", ...}
  ],
  "app_url": "https://ces.cloud.google.com/...",
  "version_checkpoints": [["0.0.1", "Stage 1: ..."]],
  "grouping": { /* present if Stage 1 ran consolidation */ }
}

Killing a stage script mid-run leaves the bundle untouched (only persisted on success). Re-running picks up where the last successful stage left off.

Pre-flight HTML preview

migrate.py generates <target>treepreview.html in ~5 seconds after source loading. Open it in any browser to see:

  • Source overview (resource counts, estimated migration time).
  • Topology graph (graphviz SVG when dot is on PATH; Mermaid fallback otherwise).
  • Per-playbook and per-flow Rich trees.

migrate.py --preview-only exits after the preview without running the migration.

Troubleshooting

  • create_app returns 404 / 501 / MethodNotImplemented — your --location is wrong. CXAS apps in most projects live in us, not global. Pass --location us.
  • AlreadyExists: App with same display name — pick a different --target-name. Old runs leave deployed apps behind even on partial failure.
  • Stage 1 / Stage 2 fail with No IR bundle found — run migrate.py first to produce <target>_ir.json, or pass --ir-bundle <path> explicitly.
  • Synthesis (Stage 1 consolidation) hangs on Gemini — fixed with per-group asyncio.waitfor(timeout=600s) in structuralconsolidator.synthesizeinstructions. Override via SYNTHESISTIMEOUT_S env var. Hung groups fall back to the concatenated instruction.
  • gemini-2.5-flash-001 not found during AI augment — the Gemini call uses locations/global for the model; sometimes that endpoint is project-restricted. The migration continues with empty AI descriptions. Pick a different --model if you need them.

Detailed reference

See [references/migration-options.md](references/migration-options.md) for full parameter / flag descriptions and the IR bundle schema.