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serpapi-upgrade-migration

Migrate legacy SerpAPI Python or JavaScript packages and response assumptions to current official clients with contract tests and rollback. Use when performing dependency or API upgrades. Trigger with "migrate a SerpAPI client".

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# SerpAPI Client Upgrade and Migration

## Overview

Inventory actual legacy behavior, introduce the current official client behind a seam, and prove response and failure compatibility before removing the old path.

## Prerequisites

- Current dependency locks, imports, call sites, engine parameters, fixtures, and runtime support matrix
- Target official client release notes and migration documentation
- Search budget, canary environment, rollback owner, and immutable baseline

## Tool Discipline

Use `Read`, `Glob`, and `Grep` to inventory dependencies and behavior, `WebFetch` to verify current official packages, `Write` or `Edit` for the adapter and tests, and `Bash(python3:*)` or `Bash(npm:*)` only for approved installs and test execution.
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