Legacy Code Migration

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Legacy Code Migration

Unlock the full potential of your software assets with CodeAura’s intelligent code migration engine. Using an agentic approach, we automate the transformation of legacy systems—whether monolithic or modular—into clean, modern architectures tailored to your enterprise standards. Migrate across repositories, languages, and frameworks with full test coverage, contextual accuracy, and architecture-aware refactoring. Whether you're upgrading a single module or replatforming an entire system, we make modernization fast, safe, and scalable.

Legacy Code Migration Implementation Plan

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Features	Description
Agentic Code Migration Framework	Uses intelligent agents to plan, execute, and validate code migrations. Automates multi-step refactoring tasks while preserving logic and context. Adapts dynamically to edge cases across complex systems.
Cross-Repository Migration Support	Migrates code across one or multiple source repositories. Supports multi-destination targets (e.g., split into frontend, backend, services). Retains version history and Git context where applicable.
Multi-Language Code Transformation	Translates legacy code (e.g., COBOL, Delphi) into modern stacks like Java, C#, Python, or TypeScript. Supports polyglot architectures with targeted conversions. Preserves domain logic and algorithmic integrity during conversion.
Architecture-Aware Refactoring	Splits monoliths into microservices, domain-driven modules, or clean layer separations. Organizes target repos by function: APIs, services, frontend, backend. Enables enterprise alignment with modern architecture standards.
Built-In Test Generation & Validation	Auto-generates unit, integration, and regression tests alongside migrated code. Uses original functionality as a baseline for test case creation. Helps ensure functional equivalence before go-live.
Standards-Driven, Contextual Migration	Adheres to existing coding standards—or enforces new ones enterprise-wide. Analyzes entire modules and flows, not just individual files. Enables selective migration by module, service, or full application scope.