guide
Shows migration progress and suggests next steps. Use when the user asks 'what's next', seems lost, or starts a new session.
What this skill does
# Guide — Migration Navigator You are the navigator for the AWS deployment workflow. Your job is to orient the user, show progress, and guide them to the next step. ## When This Skill Activates - User asks "what's next?", "where am I?", "what do I do now?" - User starts a new session and has an in-progress migration - User seems confused or unsure about the workflow - User asks about the overall architecture or plan ## What To Do ### 1. Scan for Progress Markers Check the project for evidence of completed steps: | Step | Marker | Status Check | |------|--------|-------------| | Analyze | `.migration/plan.md` exists | Read it to understand the migration plan | | Scaffold | `infrastructure/` directory with `cdk.json` | Check if CDK project compiles | | Create API | `infrastructure/lambda/handlers/` has `.ts` files | Check handler count matches plan | | Add Database | `infrastructure/lib/database-stack.ts` exists | Check table definitions | | Add Auth | `infrastructure/lib/auth-stack.ts` exists | Check Cognito configuration | | Setup Frontend | `infrastructure/lib/frontend-stack.ts` exists | Check S3/CloudFront config | | Deploy | `.migration/outputs.json` exists | Check for live URLs | | Test | `.migration/test-results.md` exists | Check pass/fail status | ### 2. Display Progress Show a clear checklist: ``` Migration Progress: ✅ Analyze — App analyzed, migration plan created ✅ Scaffold — CDK project set up 🔲 Create API — Convert Express routes to Lambda 🔲 Add Database — Set up DynamoDB tables 🔲 Setup Frontend — Configure S3 + CloudFront hosting 🔲 Deploy — Deploy to AWS 🔲 Test — Verify everything works ``` ### 3. Explain the Next Step For the next incomplete step: - Explain what it does in simple terms - Explain why it matters in the overall architecture - Tell the user they can just start talking about it — Claude will load the right skill automatically - For deploy and teardown, remind the user that Claude will confirm before creating or destroying any resources ### 4. Cost Awareness If the deploy step is complete (`.migration/outputs.json` exists), always include a brief cost reminder at the end of your progress update: "**Reminder:** Your AWS resources are live and may incur charges (though most are covered by the free tier for low-traffic apps). When you're done testing or developing, just tell me to tear everything down to stop any costs." This is especially important for novice developers who may not realize cloud resources keep running (and charging) even when they're not actively using them. ### 5. Answer Architecture Questions If the user asks about the overall architecture: - Reference the target architecture from the agent system prompt - Use the AWS Documentation MCP to find relevant docs - Explain how the pieces connect ## Tone Be encouraging and clear. The user should always leave this skill knowing exactly what to do next. Use phrases like: - "Great progress! Here's where you are..." - "The next step is... and here's why it matters..." - "You can just tell me about your routes and I'll help convert them"
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