Legacy System Conversion
We deploy teams of elite AI agents running systematic agentic workflows — not vibe coders guessing their way through your codebase. Every conversion step is structured, tested, and traceable.
Scaffolding for Safety
Wrap before you touch
Decomposition with AI
Monolith → bounded domains
Test Harnesses
Every change verified
AI Genius Teams
Senior devs × AI agents
Project Visibility
Real-time, always
Scaffolding for Safety
Wrap before you touch
Decomposition with AI
Monolith → bounded domains
Test Harnesses
Every change verified
AI Genius Teams
Senior devs × AI agents
Project Visibility
Real-time, always
Scaffolding for Safety
Wrap before you touch
Decomposition with AI
Monolith → bounded domains
Test Harnesses
Every change verified
AI Genius Teams
Senior devs × AI agents
Project Visibility
Real-time, always
Onceanewtechnologyrollsoveryou,ifyou’renotpartofthesteamroller,you’repartoftheroad.
— Stewart Brand
Triptych reads your legacy codebase the way a fax machine reads a page — capturing every business rule, workflow, and intent buried in decades of code. Our specialized agentic teams use that deep understanding to rebuild the system in a modern language with modern UI/UX, preserving the logic that matters while leaving the baggage behind.
Triptych maps every business rule, workflow, and hidden intent in your legacy code — so nothing critical gets lost in translation.
Your system is rebuilt in a current stack with a clean UI/UX — not a 1:1 port, but a genuine upgrade that your team and users will actually prefer.
Senior engineers drive every decision, using AI as a force multiplier. Structured workflows keep quality high — no vibe coding, no guesswork.
The new system ships on cloud-native, containerized infrastructure with CI/CD built in — ready for your team to operate and scale from day one.
Traditional rewrites take years and often fail. Our agentic approach compresses timelines and delivers working milestones from the first sprint.
VS. TRADITIONAL DEVELOPER
A single developer writes 2–3,000 lines of production code per month. Our agentic teams produce 4–5 million — the equivalent output of an entire engineering department.
VS. VIBE CODING
Vibe coders using ChatGPT and Copilot hit 20–30K lines per month — but with bloated context windows that inject bugs, misalign intent, and produce brittle refactors. Triptych gives each agent a carefully curated context window scoped to exactly what it needs, so 4–5 million lines ship clean.
QUALITY AT SCALE
Speed means nothing without quality. Our agentic workflows operate at CMM-5 maturity — continuously self-diagnosing, self-correcting, and improving with every sprint. No regressions. No drift.
Triptych isn't a chatbot wrapper. It's a proprietary code intelligence engine that builds a semantic map of your entire codebase — every business rule, every dependency, every side effect — before a single line is rewritten. Each agent operates within a curated context window scoped to exactly the work it's doing. The methodology is structured, auditable, and repeatable.
Every pull request passes through automated review gates, test harnesses validated against real production behavior, and human oversight at every stage. The workflow self-diagnoses regressions and corrects before they reach your branch. It's CMM-5 maturity built into the pipeline — not a process document on a shelf.
That's what the feasibility review is for. Before you commit a dollar, we run Triptych against your codebase and give you a clear scope: what can be converted, what the timeline looks like, and where the real risk lives. If it's not a fit, we'll tell you — and you'll still walk away with the deepest analysis of your legacy system you've ever seen.
If your question isn't here, the feasibility review will cover it — with specifics for your codebase, not generics.
They keep shipping. Our agentic teams work in parallel on the conversion while your developers stay focused on the current roadmap. When modules are ready, we hand them over with full documentation, test suites, and a walkthrough — so your team owns the new code from day one, not day 180.
Most engagements deliver the first working milestone in Week 1 and complete a bounded conversion phase in 8–12 weeks. The feasibility review will give you a precise scope and timeline before you commit. We don't do open-ended rewrites — every sprint has a defined deliverable.
That's actually our sweet spot. Triptych was built for exactly this — it reads the code as-is, maps every business rule and dependency regardless of documentation, and produces a semantic model of what the system actually does. The worse your docs, the more valuable the analysis.
We've converted from COBOL, VB6, Classic ASP, legacy Java, PHP 5, and Delphi into modern stacks like .NET 8, React/Next.js, Python, and Go. Triptych is language-agnostic at the analysis layer — it understands intent, not just syntax.
The feasibility review is a paid engagement — typically 1–2 weeks — but it's the most valuable first step you can take. You get a complete Triptych analysis of your codebase, a scoped conversion plan, a realistic timeline, and a clear risk assessment. If we're not a fit, you keep the analysis. No one else will give you that level of insight into your own system.
Final Step
A short review call is enough to determine whether the work is a fit, what should stay out of scope, and where delivery risk actually sits.