Hidden Pitfalls in Agent Config Migration
AlexKim · x · 2026-07-11
This post summarizes a detailed technical write-up, focusing on the hidden traps of **agent configuration migration**. The author highlights a few nasty details: in the v1 persona config, `required_tools` was bound to a linear MCP prefix. If these configs are migrated "as-is," the system might silently block all subsequent issues after reporting a success. The conclusion: **schema migration isn't just about moving config files**. For agents, you must re-verify concept mappings, tool constraints, and execution results post-migration to ensure everything still works as expected.
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