From binary to containerized microservice — a systematic pipeline that compresses months of manual reverse engineering into weeks.
The Discovery phase tears apart legacy application packages to build a machine-readable system manifest. Every installer format, every binary, every database schema, every network call — captured, catalogued, and documented automatically.
The output is a comprehensive technical blueprint of what the application actually does at the system level, independent of any documentation that may or may not exist.
MSI, NSIS, Inno Setup, InstallShield
Ghidra headless decompilation
SQL Server, Access, FoxPro
HTTP, SQL, SMTP, custom
Output → Machine-readable system manifest
The most critical business logic often lives in people's heads, not in code. The Knowledge Capture phase extracts institutional knowledge through structured interviews, screen recordings, and AI-assisted workflow analysis.
This is where the 30-40% that can't be automated gets addressed — the domain semantics, the "we always do it this way" workflows, and the undocumented business rules that no decompiler will ever find.
Output → Functional specification + process maps
Phase 3 correlates everything discovered in Phases 1 and 2 into an actionable BI dashboard. Complexity scoring, risk heat maps, workflow coverage analysis, and integration surface area — all visualized for decision-makers.
The platform recommends a modernization target but the human makes the call. Every recommendation comes with cost, effort, and risk modeling.
Commodity functionality, low customization
Org-specific logic, stays on-prem
Preserve user workflows exactly
Web + containers + preserved components
Output → Target recommendation with gap report
The final phase produces deployable artifacts. AI agents generate microservice scaffolding based on the discovered specifications. Test suites are derived from captured workflows. Everything is validated against the original application running in a sandboxed environment.
The output is not a black box — it's source code, container images, API specifications, and test suites that the organization owns and can maintain.
Output → Deployable containers + comprehensive gap report
Your legacy. Your code. Your infrastructure.