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Cutoverly – Cutover as Code

Cutoverly – Cutover as Code

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Plan, run and track system cutovers straight from a .cutoverly file in your repository.
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Cutoverly for VS Code — Cutover as Code

Plan and run system cutovers (migrations, go-lives, maintenance windows) from a file that lives next to your scripts in the repository.

A Cutoverly project is a single *.cutoverly file (*.cutoverly.json works too). It uses the same format as the export of the Cutoverly desktop app: export a project from the app, keep working on it in VS Code, and import it back at any time.

Features

  • Project editor — open a .cutoverly file to see the project header (working hours, item and script counts, active run), the progress of the run and the work item table with a detail panel. Use { } to see the raw JSON.
  • Plan and runs — the plan is the template; a run is a snapshot of it with its own status. Create runs (incl. variants and scope values), switch between them, abort them.
  • Run it live — start a task, mark it done or failed. Successors become ready, blocked paths are skipped, parent items and the run complete automatically — exactly like the app.
  • Sidebar — Projects in the workspace, Work Items of the selected plan/run with filters, and Next Up: what is running and what can be started now.
  • Status bar — project, run, progress and current task at a glance.
  • Edit the plan — add items and child items, delete them, set owner and duration, and connect predecessors (start on success or on failure). The schedule updates as you type.
  • Code linkage — drag a script from the Explorer onto a work item (in the Work Items tree, or hold Shift while dropping into the editor) and open it in one click.
  • Notes — add notes to work items (instructions authored in the plan are copied into each run).
  • Git friendly — every change is a plain JSON edit: undo works, and changes show up in diffs and pull requests.

Getting started

  1. Export a project from the Cutoverly app (it saves a .cutoverly file) into your repository — or run Cutoverly: New Project from the command palette.
  2. Open the file. The Cutoverly editor opens by default.
  3. Pick + New run… in the header to create a run, then work through Next Up.

Settings

Setting Default Description
cutoverly.autoSave true Save the file automatically after status changes, notes and run actions.

Coming with Cutoverly Pro

  • Run linked scripts from the work item: exit code sets the status, output is attached as a note.
  • MCP server for AI assistants (GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Codex) to read and drive the cutover.
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