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Guide for migrating an app from the legacy ENS Subgraph API to the ENS Omnigraph (rewriting queries, flattening connections, offset→cursor pagination). Coming soon.

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name	migrate-to-omnigraph
description	Guide for migrating an app from the legacy ENS Subgraph API to the ENS Omnigraph (rewriting queries, flattening connections, offset→cursor pagination). Coming soon.

migrate-to-omnigraph (coming soon)

A dedicated migration skill is planned: rewriting legacy ENS Subgraph queries onto the ENS Omnigraph, adapting application logic (flattening connections, offset→cursor pagination), and opening feature requests for any gaps. Until then, lean on the skills it depends on.

Dependencies

This skill depends on the following sibling skills — load them first:

base — the shared working conventions every ENS skill assumes.
ens-protocol — the protocol model behind both the legacy Subgraph and the Omnigraph.
omnigraph — the target datamodel and query patterns you're migrating to.

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