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@adobe-thillai/aio-cli-plugin-ccua

v1.2.1

Published

Claude Code commands, agents, and skills for Adobe Commerce / Magento 2 version-upgrade work — hop planning, UCT scanning, chunked remediation, and deploy prep.

Readme

Adobe Commerce Upgrade Toolkit

An AI-powered upgrade specialist for Adobe Commerce / Magento 2, built on Claude Code. It plans multi-hop version upgrades, runs and interprets the Upgrade Compatibility Tool (UCT), classifies and sequences breaking-change remediation, and gates deploy-readiness — so a version bump reads like a checklist instead of a research project.

Installing it drops a set of Claude Code commands, specialist agents, and skills into your Commerce project, and wires up two MCP servers the agent relies on:

  • CodeGraph — a local knowledge graph of your codebase, so the agent can jump straight to the relevant symbols and call paths for each UCT finding instead of grepping around.
  • FluffyJaws — Adobe's internal search across release notes, breaking-change docs, and support history, used for every "what changed between X and Y" lookup.

Extracted from commerce-compass as a standalone tool, so upgrade workflows can be installed, versioned, and developed independently of general Commerce module-development tooling.

Prerequisites

node >= 18
  • Claude Code CLI (claude)
  • An existing Adobe Commerce / Magento 2 project (with composer.json)

Setup

Install into your Commerce project

aio plugins:install @adobe-thillai/aio-cli-plugin-ccua
cd /path/to/commerce/project
aio ccua:setup

This copies .claude/commands, .claude/agents, .claude/skills, .claude/guardrails, .claude/prompts, .claude/context, CLAUDE.md, .mcp.json, and docs/upgrade-workflow.md into the target project, then installs and wires up the CodeGraph and FluffyJaws MCP servers.

Keep the toolkit current with:

aio ccua:update

Usage

cd /path/to/commerce/project
claude

Then:

  1. /upgrade-hop — detect current/target Commerce versions, generate a multi-hop roadmap.
  2. /upgrade-hop <version> — run the UCT scan for a hop and categorise findings.
  3. /upgrade-hop-execute <version> — implement fixes for that hop, chunk by chunk, with DI-compile/PHPCS/PHPUnit validation after each.
  4. /upgrade-deploy-prep — deploy-readiness gate once all hops are complete.

See docs/upgrade-workflow.md for the full workflow diagram and CLAUDE.md for the complete behavior contract (scope, skills reference, quality gates).

What's included

  • Commands: upgrade-hop, upgrade-hop-execute, upgrade-deploy-prep
  • Agents: commerce-upgrade-analyst (primary driver) plus supporting specialists (commerce-architect, commerce-devops-engineer, commerce-qa-engineer, commerce-frontend-developer, commerce-security-reviewer)
  • Skills: UCT scanning, breaking-change analysis, remediation ordering, marketplace extension compatibility, data migration planning, encryption/password rotation, ECE-tools config, PCI checklist, environment detection, and more — see CLAUDE.md §13.

Known gaps

  • upgrade-hop.md / upgrade-hop-execute.md reference a no-git-operations skill that was never authored in the source repo this was extracted from. Until it exists, the constraint (no git operations from dispatched sub-agents during a hop) is applied literally per CLAUDE.md.