Tweet @ericclemmons or open an issue if you need some help.
As a heads up, here's how we currently use it:
1. We run `yo genesis-wordpress` on our existing project, and adjust to make sure we can `vagrant up` to work on it locally, then PR it down to `master`.
2. We have an existing server running on a shared machine ("old").
3. We run `cap old genesis:down` to download the old DB & files.
4. We create 2 new servers: "staging" on our company cloud, and "production" on Rackspace Cloud (NOT Chicago datacenter!) or AWS, then run `cap staging genesis:provision` and `cap production genesis:provision` to install the LAMP + Varnish stack.
5. Then, we send out `master` via `cap staging deploy` and `cap production deploy`.
6. Finally, we complete our migration with `cap staging genesis:up` and `cap production genesis:up`.
I don't know how many other people are migrating and destroy/creating sites like we are (when we significantly change our PHP/Varnish setup, we just move cloud servers), so it may be worth creating a couple videos or screenshot guides showing this off.
Being able to `cap old genesis:down` and `cap production genesis:up` to migrate machines is pretty awesome to me.
