I’m moving the entire Base44 web application onto the Codeconductor platform and need the move handled so precisely that users never notice the switch. Every pixel of the current UI, all backend logic, and the existing Stripe payment flow must behave exactly as they do today—no regressions, no surprises. Codeconductor publishes a detailed migration checklist and best-practice guide. Please follow those recommendations to the letter, including any environment variables, build scripts, or deployment conventions it requires. If you spot gaps between the guide and our current implementation, highlight them and propose the safest fix before proceeding. Right now my priority is a like-for-like migration; I’m still weighing possible enhancements, so treat the project as a straight port. I’m happy to hear improvement ideas once parity is proven, but they’re strictly Phase 2. Deliverables • Codeconductor-ready codebase that compiles and deploys cleanly • Fully reproduced UI with identical styling, responsiveness, and interactions • Backend endpoints and business logic running on Codeconductor without functional drift • Seamless Stripe integration: test and live mode charges, webhooks, refunds, subscriptions—everything working end-to-end • Migration notes detailing any code changes, platform-specific tweaks, and the exact steps to reproduce the deployment • Smoke-test report confirming that major user journeys (sign-up, login, checkout, dashboard, admin) behave identically to the current site I’ll grant access to the existing repo, staging server, and Stripe keys once we start. If you’re confident with platform migrations, know Stripe inside out, and can follow a spec down to the commas, let’s talk.