What a passing takeover evidence record actually looks like (with a filled example)Most software handoff checklists stop at "does this exist?" Repo access: yes. Backups: yes. Runbook: yes. A week later the new owner finds out that "yes" meant someone believed it, not that anyone pro6d ago · 4 min readomnicaredev.hashnode.dev
Before You Take Over a Running System: Prove Access, Deploy and Restore FirstWhen a developer or agency leaves, the new owner usually gets a handoff document, a repository link and a list of passwords. That feels like a handoff. Often it is only a description of one. The test 11SOct 13 · 6 min readomnicaredev.hashnode.dev
After ERP Go-Live: What to Check First — and Who Owns the Recovery?Start by checking the custom reports and integrations your business depends on. An order import, scheduled job or custom report needs a clear business rule, a way to detect an incomplete run and a namOct 10 · 4 min readomnicaredev.hashnode.dev
Inherited a Vibe-Coded App? A Practical Rescue-vs-Rebuild Decision GuideWhen a developer leaves, or an AI or vibe-coded MVP suddenly has to reach production, teams hit the same fork: rescue the existing codebase, or rebuild it. 1. Establish what you actually have Before dSep 28 · 2 min readomnicaredev.hashnode.dev