A clearer path to what’s next

Modernize with intent.
Verify what matters.

Understand the system you have, define the target you need, and assess each transformation against required business behavior. Product specialists keep the plan, invariants, evidence, and independent review connected.

Your requirements. Your approvals. Evidence at every step.

Explore how it works Meet your AI team
Understand firstDiscover the architecture and behavior that matter
Change progressivelySmall, verifiable changes with progress you can preserve
Prove the resultVerify behavior and keep the supporting evidence
Illustrative modernization caseExample only

Preserve behavior through a stack change.

Java / Spring → C# / ASP.NET Core

  1. 01
    Pin the sourceRepository identity, source snapshot, and target constraints
    BASELINE
  2. 02
    Agree the invariantsBusiness rules, contracts, transactions, and accepted differences
    DEFINE
  3. 03
    Transform a bounded unitAdmitted capabilities and a revision-bound candidate
    TRANSFORM
  4. 04
    Compare the behaviorBuilds, probes, and source-to-target observations
    VERIFY
  5. 05
    Review the evidenceIndependent qualification and a human acceptance decision
    ASSESS
Source + targetPinned
ReleaseHuman

Product model & evidence

Preserve intent. Verify the transformation.

Own the modernization case

Modernize Pilot owns target intent, invariants, accepted differences, approvals, transformation state, evidence, and recovery. Compilation alone cannot establish behavioral equivalence.

Use bounded execution

The shared direction delegates suitable workspace transformation work to approved coding resources and retains deterministic transformations where appropriate. This direction is not a claim that every execution integration is qualified.

Qualify independently

Source and target identities, business oracles, contracts, transactions, effects, and independent review determine the result. Each transformed system needs its own evidence and authorized human decision.

Current readiness · October 12, 2026The bounded MVP1 path is retained. R1 internal release remains blocked pending genuine business/operator acceptance; customer release is not yet qualified. Broader transformation modes describe the product direction, not universal language or framework coverage.
Understand your existing system Preserve essential behavior Modernize in measured steps Keep people in control Verify the outcome

What Modernize Pilot delivers

A new foundation.
The business you know.

Move beyond the limits of your current stack with a clear account of what changes, what stays, and how each decision is verified.

01 / DISCOVER

Know what you are changing.

Build a source snapshot across stack, modules, contracts, tests, data, dependencies, security boundaries, and integration surfaces.

02 / PRESERVE

Make important behavior explicit.

Turn business rules, API contracts, transactions, side effects, and security behavior into transformation invariants with evidence.

03 / TRANSFORM

Change the system in bounded units.

Plan source-to-target mappings, transform incrementally, build and test continuously, and checkpoint qualified work.

04 / VERIFY

Compare what matters, not just syntax.

Qualify structure, contracts, behavioral observables, transactions, persistence, integrations, and accepted differences.

05 / RECOVER

Repair only the affected frontier.

Diagnose discrepancies, replan the smallest safe scope, pause on missing authority or budget, and resume without throwing good work away.

06 / PROVE

Finish with proof attached.

Preserve receipts, checkpoints, evidence lineage, custody, independent evaluation, and a revision-bound final qualification.

The operating model

A measured path from
today to your target.

Each step builds on the last. Your team stays in control while specialists turn understanding into a plan, a working target, and verifiable results.

ILLUSTRATIVE WORKSPACE / MP-1042 GOVERNED
Transformation objective Java / Spring → .NET / ASP.NET Core Preserve public API behavior, transaction semantics, validation, and business rules.
SOURCE TRUTH
01Architecture & symbols1,842
02Behavioral rules47
03Public contracts14
04Transactions / effects09
05Executable oracles61
CHANGE UNITS8 / 12 qualified
CU-04
PersistenceJPA → EF Core
QUALIFIED
CU-05
Inventorystate + side effects
QUALIFIED
CU-08
Order cancellationtransaction probe running
VERIFYING
CU-09
Payment3 / 4 invariants ready
WAITING
SourcePINNED
Required invariants27
Budget$37.40 / $100
CheckpointCPK-0048
01
DISCOVER

Pin and understand the source.

Repository identity, stack, structural inventory, dependencies, contracts, tests, transactions, and integrations.

02
DESIGN

Map the target architecture.

Choose source→target patterns, target-state constraints, change units, dependency order, and verification strategy.

03
DECLARE

Freeze what must not drift.

Admit evidence-backed invariants and record intentional differences as explicit governed decisions.

04
TRANSFORM

Change one bounded unit.

Execute bounded target changes through admitted capabilities. The shared direction also supports approved coding resources where their integration is qualified.

05
VERIFY

Test semantic equivalence.

Build, execute focused tests and probes, compare source↔target observables, and reject compile-only false passes.

06
QUALIFY

Reconcile the whole transformation.

Independent evaluation, evidence and custody checks, accepted differences, and a revision-bound qualification decision for human acceptance.

Transformation modes

A broader modernization direction.

The product direction covers language, framework, architecture, data, platform, and security change. The bounded MVP1 hero path is Java 21 / Spring Boot to C# / .NET 10, ASP.NET Core, EF Core, and PostgreSQL; other routes need their own qualification.

↔

Language conversion

Java → C#, Python → Java, runtime and framework transitions with behavioral qualification.

⌘

Framework modernization

Move from legacy frameworks to supported stacks while preserving contracts and domain behavior.

◇

Architecture transformation

Monolith decomposition, modularization, synchronous→event-driven change, and controlled redesign.

▦

Data & persistence

ORM, schema, transaction, database, serialization, and data-contract transformation.

△

Platform migration

Runtime, operating environment, cloud, integration, build, and deployment modernization.

⛨

Security modernization

Authentication, authorization, secret handling, transport, policy, and security-control evolution.

The Modernize Pilot specialist team

Meet the minds behind
your next chapter.

Sixteen AI specialists, each with a clear responsibility. Veyra coordinates the journey; the team brings focused expertise to discovery, design, transformation, and assurance.

AI agent personas · Illustrative portraits · Human approval over material change

SOLE DISPATCHER

Veyra

Owns case state, policy, sequencing, budgets, checkpoints, and terminals.

REPOSITORY

Quarry

Acquires, pins, and verifies source and target repository identity.

DISCOVERY

Spectra

Discovers languages, frameworks, builds, databases, integrations, and deployables.

STRUCTURE

Strata

Builds symbol, AST, module, dependency, and structural truth.

SEMANTICS

Motive

Finds business rules, state transitions, validation, errors, and intent evidence.

FLOW

Weave

Traces calls, data flow, transactions, side effects, ordering, and cross-module dependencies.

ARCHITECTURE

Novus

Maps source architecture to target architecture and transformation patterns.

PLANNING

Traject

Creates ChangeUnits, dependencies, sequencing, risk, and verification plans.

INVARIANTS

Aegis

Defines what must be preserved, intentionally changed, or escalated.

CODE

Morph

Owns target-code transformation responsibilities. Execution uses admitted capabilities; coding-resource integration follows the qualified product boundary.

PERSISTENCE

Relata

Transforms entities, repositories, schemas, ORM behavior, and transaction semantics.

INTEGRATION

Nexus

Transforms APIs, messaging, configuration, external calls, and integration contracts.

EXECUTION

Crucible

Builds, tests, probes, and captures deterministic observations and receipts.

EQUIVALENCE

Parallax

Compares source and target structure, contracts, behavior, effects, and invariants.

REPAIR

Remedy

Classifies discrepancies and performs focused repair or affected-frontier replanning.

INDEPENDENT REVIEW

Argus

Attacks false-pass conditions and reconstructs an independent qualification verdict.

Enterprise assurance

Confidence you can
trace to the evidence.

Go beyond a successful build. Compare contracts, business behavior, data, and integrations, with independent review before final qualification.

1
Build validity

Does the target compile and package?

necessary
2
Structural accounting

Are required modules, symbols, endpoints, and entities represented?

required
3
Contract equivalence

Do inputs, outputs, validation, errors, serialization, and schemas remain acceptable?

required
4
Behavioral equivalence

Do business rules and state transitions produce the required observables?

required
5
Effects & integration

Do persistence, transactions, events, external calls, and security boundaries hold?

required
6
Independent qualification

Can a separate evaluator reconstruct the PASS without trusting the transformer?

release gate

Product-native agents

Product-owned decisions.
Traceable evidence.

Product reasoning, approvals, and verification remain in Modernize Pilot. Admitted product actions use governed capabilities; the shared architecture assigns suitable workspace work to approved coding resources without transferring product authority.

REASONUnderstand the task
→
RESOLVECheck permissions
→
EXECUTEUse approved tools
→
PROVEKeep the evidence
Built-in checkpoints. When evidence, permission, or capability is missing, work pauses for resolution. Your team decides how to proceed.

Deployment posture

Your environment.
Your boundaries.

Modernize Pilot separates source custody, target mutation, model/provider policy, evidence, budgets, and human authority so enterprises can define what the system may inspect, change, spend, and release.

01

Repository boundaries

Source read-only by default. Target writes are bounded, receipted, revision-aware, and path-contained.

02

Provider governance

Model capability, credentials, freshness, permissions, and policy are explicit configuration—not prompt assumptions.

03

Budget controls

Canonical cumulative spend, reservations, safe exhaustion, audited top-up, and checkpoint-based resume.

04

Evidence custody

Source and target identities, toolchain fingerprints, attempts, receipts, and qualification remain traceable.

Emporia · 5+1 product family

Five focused products. One shared foundation.

Choose the products your organization needs. Each is independently deployable above Agentic Foundation; connections between products are optional and preserve each product’s evidence and authority.

IPSoftware delivery

IncrementPilot

Plan approved work, coordinate coding resources, and independently verify each submitted software candidate.

Explore IncrementPilot MPSoftware modernization

Modernize Pilot

Transform an existing system toward an explicit target, preserve required behavior, and independently assess the differences.

Explore Modernize Pilot CSEngineering investigation

CauseSignal

Investigate incidents and defects with privileged server-side specialists, cited evidence, and explicit uncertainty.

Explore CauseSignal FTProduct intelligence

FoundryTrace

Reconstruct a source-bound product record with provenance, contradictions, freshness, and qualified baselines.

Explore FoundryTrace TPIndependent testing

TestingTrace

Connect requirements, implementation, and risk to test design, controlled execution, and evidence-backed release advice.

Explore TestingTrace
+1

Agentic Foundation

Mandatory embedded infrastructure for production deployments: identity, scope, policy, governed execution, evidence receipts, and usage accountability. Products own the meaning and qualification of their results.

Optional organization control plane

The shared architecture provides for federation, capability discovery, organization policy, entitlements, aggregate usage, audit, and STOP. Availability follows each deployment’s qualified capabilities.

Installing a companion product does not transfer its authority or automatically create a release gate. Additional cross-product requirements must come from explicit organization policy.

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Enterprise briefing

What’s next for
your software?

Start with the system you have and the future you want. Let’s explore a modernization path that respects both.

Suggested briefing inputs
  • Source stack and approximate estate size
  • Target language, framework, or architecture
  • Contracts and behaviors that must not drift
  • Repository and execution constraints
  • Qualification and custody requirements
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