Capabilities

An agentic, context-aware workspace for z/OS mainframe teams to understand, change, document, and API-enable COBOL, CICS, IMS, DB2, and VSAM applications with AI grounded in the real code base.

API Integration

Turn mainframe and IBM i programs, screens, transactions, and data into governed APIs and events without rewriting the core.

AS/400 (IBM i) Modernization

One path for IBM i shops: browser 5250 access, RPG and DSPF analysis, governed APIs, and RPGLE that runs off the host.

Code Replatforming

Run CICS, IMS, and IBM i screen and RPC programs on the JVM while teams keep editing the original COBOL and RPG.

Legacy Code Analysis

Map programs, dependencies, data lineage, and real terminal usage so modernization decisions rest on evidence.

Legacy Data APIs

Expose DB2, VSAM, and IMS data as secure REST APIs close to the source, under existing host security.

Legacy Data Synchronization

Keep legacy and modern data in step with VSAM change data capture, database polling, ETL, and VSAM-to-SQL migration.

Legacy–Modern Coexistence

Run legacy and modern side by side with inbound System APIs, outbound Reverse APIs, change events, and gated decoupling routes.

Legacy to AI

Turn hidden mainframe and IBM i programs and data into governed tools for AI agents.

Modernize One Business Process at a Time

Discover a business process in the legacy code, specify it, forward-engineer it as a new service, and keep it connected to the legacy core through APIs.

Reverse Engineering & Business Specs

Turn discovered operations and real terminal journeys into reviewable business specs and modernization blueprints.

Terminal Copilot

Turn recorded 3270 and 5250 usage into AI-assisted, governed workflows that users and agents can run from chat.

Token Optimization and Context Efficiency

Lower token cost and latency by loading only needed tools, projecting response fields, and compacting repetitive JSON.

Unstructured Legacy Data Access and Migration

Discover, access, stream, and migrate IMS-DB and VSAM data using approved layouts and a shared catalog.