When the Vendor Changes the Rules | ANZREG 2026

When the Vendor Changes the Rules: Building an AI-Assisted Workflow to Migrate QuickCite to Bootstrap 5 A recorded session from the 2026 ANZREG Conference, held online from 25–27 August 2026. Session information 📅 Originally streamed: 27 August 2026 🎤 Presenter: Patricia Velasquez 🏢 Organisation: The University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau About this session When LibGuides transitioned from Bootstrap 3 to Bootstrap 5, the University of Auckland’s customised QuickCite resource required substantial remediation. This presentation examines the approaches explored, including manual updates, code generators, AI assistants and an AI-assisted workflow for identifying, transforming and validating accordion code. It focuses on practical lessons around AI agents, validation, quality assurance and human expertise. About the presenter Patricia Velasquez is a Digital Library Specialist at Waipapa Taumata Rau | University of Auckland. Her work focuses on library systems, digital services, technology-enabled workflows and improving library services. She holds a PhD in Information Systems and has more than a decade of library experience. About the 2026 ANZREG Online Conference The 2026 ANZREG Online Conference was held online from 25–27 August 2026, including a Best Practice / Developer's Day. 📅 2026 Conference: https://anzreg.igelu.org/meetings/202... ANZREG — the Australia & New Zealand Regional Ex Libris Group — is a recognised forum of the International Group of Ex Libris Users (IGeLU) and Ex Libris, part of Clarivate. ANZREG promotes communication among users of Ex Libris software products at institutions across Australia and New Zealand. 🌐 ANZREG: https://anzreg.igelu.org/ Disclaimer This recording reflects the presentation and views expressed by the presenter at the time of the 2026 ANZREG Online Conference. Information, technologies and practices discussed in the session may have changed since the original broadcast. Views expressed by the presenter/s are their own and are not necessarily endorsed by ANZREG. #ANZREG #ANZREG2026