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experience-lwc-widget-migrate

Convert a specific existing Lightning web component (LWC) into a declarative HXL / Agentforce widget, end to end. Gates on experience-lwc-widget-assess and stops when a widget cannot serve the LWC's purpose; otherwise hands the derived field shape to platform-widget-generate and wires the widget as the Lightning Type renderer. TRIGGER when: the user wants to convert, migrate, port, rebuild, or turn a named LWC into a widget or declarative Agentforce widget, or asks for a widget built from an existing LWC component. DO NOT TRIGGER when: the user only wants to know whether an LWC can become a widget (use experience-lwc-widget-assess), or wants a widget for a data shape, entity, or Lightning Type with no existing LWC (use platform-widget-generate or platform-lightning-type-widget-coordinate).

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# Migrate an LWC to a widget

Use the LWC to recover the **user's goal and data contract**, then build the closest useful widget. A widget is its own declarative artifact. `platform-widget-generate` authors it; a Lightning Type renderer may need separate wiring to make it reachable. This skill owns the comparison, handoff, integration check, and honest final status.

## 1. Decide whether to proceed

Read and apply `experience-lwc-widget-assess` to the component, its action output, and any existing Lightning Type/renderer. Preserve its verdict and the key findings from its report (blockers, contract change, lost interactions) in your report; do not write the assessment's own `verdict.json` or `report.md` files. Stop on `pointless`, `blocked`, `review`, or `needsHumanReview: true`. Proceed on `viable` only when the intended change is explicit:

- For `port-declarative`, preserve the current visible fields and actions.
- For `needs-IA-contract-change`, identify the exact bounded output fields or pre-shaped values required. A widget against a **proposed** contract is a draft until the action returns that contract; do not call it working.
- For `not-portable` with a viable adaptation, describe the replacement UX and each lost interaction. Call it a rebuild, not a faithful port.

## 2. Derive the generator handoff
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