Product / Modernize legacy code
Migrate or refactor COBOL with the full picture in hand.
Build the evidence layer for modernization before teams touch production code: dependencies, rules, lineage, runbooks, risk notes, and review status in one controlled workspace.
Agent plan
Modernization sequence
2,418 programs
341 copybooks
76 batch jobs
Execution workspace
Review controls
94%
Less time from COBOL to reviewed modernization evidence
48hrs
From source ingest to first dependency map
60M+
Lines in regulated estates analyzed
End-to-end execution
A modernization agent with the full estate in view.
Modernization fails when teams estimate from memory. COBOLpro turns the legacy estate into a navigable product surface so architects, analysts, and developers can see what must be preserved, wrapped, replaced, retired, or tested first.
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Change impact first
Trace how one program, copybook, table, batch job, or data feed touches downstream work before planning the migration path.
Planning workspace
Compare systems by complexity, dependency count, rule density, reviewer coverage, and open questions.
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Business and developer views
Analysts see business behavior and rules. Developers see source structure, paragraphs, calls, files, JCL, lineage, and exact references.
Engineering traceability
Every recommendation can be traced back to source files, JCL, copybooks, data structures, and review decisions.
Plan, execute, review, deliver
From unclear estate to controlled modernization backlog.
Map
Ingest COBOL, copybooks, JCL, files, tables, scheduler metadata, and interface notes into a deterministic analysis pipeline.
Analyze
Build source-backed program maps, call trees, data lineage, batch paths, ownership views, and risk hotspots.
Sequence
Group work into preserve, wrap, refactor, migrate, retire, document, and test lanes with review evidence attached.
Deliver
Export runbooks, architecture maps, rule catalogs, open questions, and AI-ready bundles for the modernization team.
Modernization outputs
Reusable work product for the next phase.
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Migration readiness brief
Scope, constraints, risks, owners, dependencies, and recommended sequencing.
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Wrapper candidate list
Programs and interfaces that can be isolated before deeper platform work.
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Retirement evidence pack
Usage, dependencies, rules, data paths, and approval notes for decommission candidates.
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Developer handoff
Source maps, call graphs, copybook usage, JCL paths, and test gaps.
AI posture
Use AI to explain the plan, not invent it.
COBOLpro documentation is deterministic. LLMs sit above the artifact layer to summarize, answer questions, and adapt explanations for each team.
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