SSAI makes databasesswappable.

General-purpose coding agents help you change code. They don't own a live database migration. SSAI's Jumpship agent designs the target, supervises data movement and live sync, verifies the result, and keeps rollback ready through cutover.

Review my migration See how Jumpship works

Document records entering a verified migration chamber and emerging as a relational system with a return path

Where coding agents stop

Generated code is not a migration system.

A production migration is a changing contract between data, live writers, query behavior, and business rules. A coding agent can produce an artifact. It does not hold operational authority across a multi-day move.

01 / Partial evidence

It cannot see the full production contract.

Historical variants, hidden defaults, background writers, error semantics, and human invariants rarely live in one place.

02 / Missing machinery

It returns an artifact, not an operating system.

Backfill, CDC, quarantine, independent proof, approvals, cutover, receipts, and rollback still become your project to assemble.

03 / False confidence

It can say done before both systems agree.

Equal counts can hide changed meaning, broken relationships, ordering drift, target-only rows, and application regressions.

You can copy every row and still migrate the business incorrectly.

Where Jumpship takes over

SSAI runs the whole migration, from target design through live sync, independent proof, cutover, rollback, and source decommission.

Jumpship keeps one accountable trajectory from first evidence through decommission, while deterministic machinery performs every record effect.

Coherent state

Keep one accountable trajectory.

Evidence, variants, invariants, unknowns, decisions, and undo boundaries stay attached as the migration changes over time.

Deterministic record path

Put the model outside the record path.

The model investigates and specifies. One compiled transform drives baseline and CDC, with typed quarantine and durable receipts.

Evidence before authority

Make proof and reversal first-class.

Independent verification gates the rehearsed cutover, while a qualified reverse path remains visible, current, and operable.

Jumpship reasons and supervises.

The corridor engine moves records. Humans authorize cutover and decommission.

The cost of assembling it yourself

Stop turning your product team into a migration team.

Compare an assembled migration project with a purpose-built system. Change the planning assumptions to see where customer time goes.

Engineers pulled into the migration4 engineers

Planning assumption$175/hr blended engineering cost

Assembled project

Internal engineering team

Illustrative plan18 weeks

Customer load1,440 hours

Customer engineering spend$252,000

Archaeology

Target design

Backfill + CDC

Verification

Cutover + recovery

4 engineers × 20 migration hours/week × 18 weeks

Your team selects, builds, and integrates the migration machinery.
Evidence, scripts, verifier, runbook, and recovery cross separate handoffs.
Every rehearsal change creates more project state for your team to carry.

Purpose-built migration system

SSAI's Jumpship

Illustrative target8 weeks

Customer review load128 hours

Customer labor before SSAI fee$22,400

Reconstruct + design

Compile + rehearse

Move + prove

Cut over + watch

2 reviewers × 8 hours/week × 8-week illustrative target

Jumpship keeps evidence, decisions, execution, and recovery in one trajectory.
The corridor engine supplies backfill, CDC, quarantine, proof, and receipts.
Your team focuses on business rulings and the human-authorized doors.

Elapsed time: 56% less
Customer effort: 91% fewer hours
Customer labor spend: 91% before SSAI fee

Illustrative planning model, not a quote, benchmark, or delivery promise. Source condition, volume, document variation, writers, connectivity, and review latency can materially change the plan. SSAI pricing is set after migration review, so the final percentage is labor-cost reduction or budget headroom before the SSAI fee—not total engagement savings.

Every database pair is a different flight plan

Different databases fail differently. Jumpship treats each pair as its own system.

MongoDB Atlas to customer-owned Supabase PostgreSQL is the launch corridor. The other pairs below illustrate future qualification targets, not currently available support.

Launch corridor · available now

Pair 01 / 72 · every ordered cross-database pair is visible.

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Model: Reconstruct BSON variants, ownership, IDs, indexes, and relational boundaries.
Move: Seal T0, bulk backfill, then apply Atlas change streams through the same transform.
Prove: Reconcile records, relationships, canonical values, invariants, and query behavior.
Recover: Rehearse cutover and keep qualified reverse sync current for the 72-hour window.

Questions worth asking

The hard questions, answered before cutover.

Guarantees, custody, AI scrutiny, economics, and rollback should be inspectable before you trust the migration.

GuaranteeWhat does SSAI actually guarantee?

SSAI does not make a blanket zero-downtime or perfect-schema promise. It declares the guarantee tier for your environment, then binds cutover to a versioned mapping, a rehearsed runbook, independent five-layer verification, a signed evidence root, and fresh named-approver consent. If a precondition cannot be proven, Jumpship blocks, downgrades the tier before consent, or declines.

VerificationHow do you prove the migrated database still means the same thing?

A successful load, green CDC status, and Jumpship's narrative are not proof. An independent deterministic verifier reconstructs source and target through separate readers, checks every mandatory layer against a preregistered rubric, and refuses a green verdict for any unexplained or indeterminate mismatch. Only a clean run produces a version-bound signed integrity envelope that a third party can verify.

01Accountingrecord, quarantine, or ruling
02Invariantsbalances and domain truths
03100% hashesevery canonical record
04Both directionsomissions and ghost rows
05Query semanticsvalues, order, and pagination

Signed outputIntegrity envelope

version-bound · rerunnable · independently verifiable

IsolationWhere can Jumpship act, and where is it structurally blocked?

Each migration runs inside one isolated cell. Atlas and selected repository access are read-only; raw records, code, CDC bodies, quarantine rows, credentials, and unredacted evidence stay within the cell. Shared services receive only allowlisted phase state, decisions, hashes, receipts, and scores. Jumpship cannot widen that authority or independently cross a consequential boundary.

Read-only inputs

Atlasread-only

Repositoryselected + read-only

one cell

Isolated migration cell

Jumpship + engineraw evidence remains here

Customer-owned Supabase

allowlist

SSAI control plane

phase + decisions

hashes + receipts

No raw evidence or credentials

Jumpship cannot

write the source
flip traffic alone
release credentials
bypass quarantine or consent
widen tools or IAM
delete retained proof early

SavingsWill SSAI actually save us time and money?

No responsible answer is one fixed percentage. SSAI removes much of the bespoke machinery and handoff work around backfill, CDC, proof, runbooks, and rollback, while your team keeps business rulings and authorization. The comparison above is an adjustable planning model, not a benchmark or quote. It shows customer hours and spend avoided before the SSAI fee, not total savings. The final plan and price follow migration review.

AI scrutinyHow is Jumpship's AI held accountable?

The model never grades or promotes itself. Before production promotion, an immutable Jumpship bundle is required to pass at least 55 versioned trajectory cases and 20 agent acceptance tests covering prompt injection, recovery, stale memory, unsupported claims, and capability escalation. Hard safety gates must pass 100%, with independent graders and human adjudication for judgment quality. Even a passing model cannot transform records, grant consent, or treat its own output as proof.

RollbackHow does Jumpship keep rollback real after cutover?

Rollback is a rehearsed, backend-authorized operation, not a document on a shelf. When the target and mapping qualify, reverse sync keeps the source current for a mandatory 72-hour post-cutover window while parity and rollback viability remain visible. Going back requires final reverse catch-up, critical verification, and an authorized traffic flip. Re-cutover needs new proof and fresh consent; decommission is the separate consent that closes the path.

01Rehearseproduction-shaped
02Fresh consentnamed approver
03Freeze + drainmeasured
04Verify + flipreceipt-bound
0572h reverse syncrollback current
06Decommissionsecond consent

Rollback remains current while reverse parity and viability are current.

Current scopeWhich migrations can SSAI run today?

Product and agentWhat’s the difference between SSAI and Jumpship?

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