Modernization
Modernize with a view of the existing system
Identify boundaries, inspect coupling and plan smaller changes using the relationships already present in the code.
The problem
Modernization work starts with an existing system, not a blank page. Decisions about moving modules or replacing components depend on understanding current boundaries and the responsibilities that cross them.
Map a legacy module and its consumers, define the boundary to preserve, and review a replacement against existing contracts and checks.
What Graphtia provides
Explorer supports structural exploration so engineers can examine the context around a candidate module. A relationship view gives a starting point for conversations about boundaries and migration steps.
Make the plan inspectable
Choose a bounded part of the system, inspect what it depends on and what depends on it, then define a first reversible change. Keep the source revision attached to your observations. Revisit the graph and tests as the implementation evolves.
Where it helps
Use structural exploration when isolating a component, introducing a new boundary or deciding where to begin a gradual migration. The aim is a sequence of understandable changes with explicit compatibility checks.
Relevant capabilities
Inspect coupling around a proposed boundary.
Compare the source context of dependencies and dependents.
Revisit observations as the source revision changes.
Relevant product
Explorer is intended to support this investigation. Migration plans, compatibility decisions and release approval remain engineering responsibilities. Product access is in preparation.