What problem does it solve?
It turns legacy system findings into a complete, traceable target design so a migration team can move forward without losing accountability to the original data and rules.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Two-phase migration design: first produces a topology decision that waits for human approval, then generates architecture, domain model, data model, and a migration plan aligned to that decision.
- Total traceability to the legacy: every new element links back to specific legacy origins or is explicitly discarded and logged.
- Paradigm-honoring modeling: explicitly materializes the chosen target paradigm (event-driven, OO with DI, functional, actor model, or dataflow) into the architecture and models.
Quick Start
Use the reversa-designer skill by invoking /reversa-designer to generate a topology decision first, then approve it so it can produce the target architecture, domain model, data model, and data migration plan.