Migrate off Devin AI

Off Devin AI. Onto production.

Devin writes code autonomously, but an engineering team eventually needs to take over maintenance. We audit the autonomous output, refactor critical paths for human readability, and document the architecture.

Why clients move off Devin AI

The structural reasons.

Code needs human oversight for security and compliance
Complex edge-case bugs require manual debugging
Need to hand off the project to a traditional engineering team

Where we land you

Target stack. Defaults, not dogma.

These are the choices we'd recommend for most Devin AI migrations. The audit week is where we adjust for your specific constraints — compliance, team skills, existing infrastructure.

Code

TypeScript

Strict typing for self-documenting code

Docs

Storybook & Swagger

Visual and API documentation

Things that bite

Devin AI gotchas. All known.

The patterns specific to Devin AI that catch teams trying to migrate themselves. We've seen each of these enough times to plan for them up front.

Spaghetti code

Autonomous agents often patch bugs by piling on more logic. We refactor these areas entirely.

Missing context

We reverse-engineer the 'why' behind certain architectural decisions.

What's in scope

A typical Devin AI migration.

Yours will land within a few items of this. The line-item quote from the audit is what makes it specific.

Deep refactoring of the core logic
Writing extensive documentation for future developers
Security and dependency audits

Or pick another

Other migrations we run.

All platforms

Base44

Agentic AI apps and internal tools. Common targets: serverless functions, managed Postgres.

Lovable

React frontends and full-stack AI prototypes. Common targets: Next.js on edge.

Wix

AI-built Wix sites and apps. Common targets: Next.js rebuild, real SEO.

Ready to leave Devin AI?

Audit week is where it gets specific. Five business days, fixed price, real plan.

Or book a discovery call