When the Phabricator team ceased development in 2021, it left a significant gap in developer tools, especially for teams reliant on its pioneering code review workflows. Phabricator's principles emphasized flexible draft changes, peer feedback before merging, and controlled releases, fostering an environment of experimentation and collaboration. However, with the rise of modern integrated ecosystems, transitioning away from Phabricator has become necessary. The article explores how developers can recreate Phabricator's workflow using Graphite, a modern, integrated platform that consolidates coding, reviewing, and tracking processes, thereby eliminating context switching and enhancing productivity. Graphite, which integrates seamlessly with tools like GitHub, Slack, and VS Code, offers features like stacked pull requests and interactive reviews, allowing teams to maintain Phabricator's collaborative spirit while benefiting from contemporary technology. This transition not only preserves the valuable cultural philosophies Phabricator introduced but also leverages modern tech to enhance development practices, offering a streamlined, efficient alternative for today's engineering teams.