Tempo · One piece at a time
You are not ready for a big bang this week — and that is fine. The editor can keep serving design work while one layer lands in the repo: tokens, a screen package, or the sync rule. Each piece gets a way back before the next one starts. This page is that staged path, not a cut-sync weekend.
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A transition from Tempo means the editor stays useful for design while you move one layer at a time — tokens, a screen package, or sync policy. Both sides can run for a while. You can undo each piece before you start the next. You are done with a part when that piece answers from the repo and the editor is only a backup for that piece.
Why staged is its own page
Migrate and get-off assume you are ready to cut. Many teams are not. They need design safe while one layer moves to packages.
Clean on paper. Messy when tokens, screens, and sync all flip together. Do one part, make sure it works, then start the next.
If you cannot put that part back on the editor path in a known time, you do not have a transition. You have a gamble.
A design tweak and an eng patch that nobody reconciles. Drift is how “we already fixed that” returns next week.
Sandbox the pipe first. Production branches accept reviewed PRs — not automatic editor pushes.
The dual-track order
Eng track hardens packages first. Editor stays for exploration until parity is proved.
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Sandbox sync okay; production merges need review.
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Both can answer for that layer.
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Known time to put the layer back.
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No silent dual edits on the same screen.
How to
Run both tracks. Undo each layer before the next. Keep users safe.
Step 01
Tokens, one package, or sync policy — not all three.
Step 02
Both can answer for that layer.
Step 03
Known time to put the layer back.
Step 04
Watch. Support knows both tracks.
Step 05
Finish one move before you start another.
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Wrap in place before strangers.
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Bring which layers still live in the editor. We will put the moves in order.
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Sandbox sync on release → land tokens or one package → prove parity → require review → retire editor-publish for that layer. Reversible until the final sync kill-switch.
Yes — allow editor work for exploration while production merges only through reviewed packages, then tighten when the look matches. Share-link and prod stay separate until gates hold.
Write it down: which screens designers may still emit, which packages eng owns, who can arm sync. Unowned dual edits are how drift returns.
When you already need a full practiced exit this week, or when you only need a wrap before strangers. Then migrate, get-off, or harden is the honest page.
Bring the sync map and the packages you already have. We move each part with a way to undo it before we tighten the next gate.
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