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Logic duplicated front and back
One rule, two implementations, two drift paths. Fixing one is the bug that comes back.
What we deliver
Scoped, staged, and delivered with evidence at every step. Pick the one that matches the problem in front of you — each starts with the same Assessment.
01 · API-first architecture
The same rule gets written twice, drifts twice and gets fixed twice — assuming anyone remembers both places.
One rule, two implementations, two drift paths. Fixing one is the bug that comes back.
With no clean boundary, a small product update becomes a change request across three teams.
When the same rule lives in three services and a component, nobody can say which is correct.
The extraction starts, hits the first undocumented dependency, and leaves the roadmap.
02 · Agentic context layer
Rolling out every agentic tool on the market will not move the needle if the bottleneck is context rather than tooling. We build the knowledge base, validate it with your engineers, and hand it over.
It is not documentation. Documentation is prose, and prose goes stale the week it is written. This is extracted rules, flows and system behaviour, structured so an agent can act on it — and exposed over MCP so every tool reads the same validated source.
03 · Large-scale migrations
Complex migrations with a fixed scope, staged delivery and validation at every step. The work is ours; the system stays yours.
Framework to modern .NET, with parity tests proving the behaviour did not move.
Version and platform moves across services that were never meant to be separated.
Boundaries drawn from the dependency map rather than from the org chart.
COBOL, JCL and PL/I read, mapped and documented before anything is rewritten.
The same analysis, aimed at making the system legible to agents rather than moving it.
What you are buying, mapped: architecture, dependencies, dead code, real risk.
In their words
They handed us a map of the application and our own analysts checked it line by line. It held up. Every detail the business side had been asking for was in there.
Executive Director
Mainframe platform, top-five US bank
Questions
Start with one codebase
Bring the repository you are most worried about. That is usually the right place to start.
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