How Morph works
From modernization goal to verified pull requests.
Morph turns a large codebase change into an approved plan, a sequence of focused milestones, and evidence your team can trust before every merge.
YouYour team sets the destination and controls every approval.
MorphMorph carries the analysis, coordination, execution, and verification between them.
Agree on the destination before changing the code.
Morph turns your modernization goal and codebase context into a plan the team can inspect, edit, and approve.
Define the modernization goal.
Set the source system, target stack, requirements, and constraints.
Generate the Project Spec and roadmap.
Map the system, propose the approach, and sequence the work into milestones.
Review, edit, and approve.
Confirm the destination, milestone sequence, and definition of done.
Run the plan as focused milestones.
Each milestone becomes a bounded change your team can understand and review through its existing Git workflow.
Approve the next milestone.
Choose the next controlled slice of the approved plan.
Run the milestone.
Agents execute in Modelcode Cloud or through ModelDaemon on your infrastructure.
Review the proposed change.
Check contracts, call sites, architecture, and the milestone requirements.
Review the pull request.
Inspect the change with the same branch protections and approval flow you already use.
Prove the result before it reaches production.
Verification is part of the modernization sequence, not a separate effort assembled after the code is written.
Evaluate acceptance criteria.
Check whether the milestone satisfies its explicit definition of done.
Verify functional behavior.
Compare the original and modernized systems using real workflows where required.
Review the evidence and merge.
Make the final decision with the code, criteria, and verification results in view.
The modernization does not reset between pull requests.
Every milestone inherits the approved destination, system context, prior decisions, and accumulated evidence.
Goal
The destination and constraints remain explicit.
Project Spec
The approved technical approach stays available.
Milestones
Dependencies, ownership, and progress stay coordinated.
Evidence
Review and verification results accumulate with the program.
Morph adapts to the shape of the system.
Keep a repository intact, move into a new repository, reshape a system across repositories, or execute privately through ModelDaemon.
One repository in.
Same or new repository out.
Modernize within the existing repository or deliver the transformed system into a new repository while keeping one coordinated plan.
One system in.
Multiple repositories out.
Split a monolith into services or new ownership domains while every change stays connected to one plan.
Run the modernization on your infrastructure.
ModelDaemon keeps the agent, repositories, builds, tests, and application runs inside your environment.
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Turn a migration into work your team can control.
Connect the repositories, define the target, and review the Project Spec before Morph changes code.