Kaizen
Autonomous Software Modernization and Quality Engineering for Legacy Systems.
AI-Driven Execution Tracing and Logic Mapping for Complex Codebases.
CodeInvestigator is a specialized AI platform designed for the 2026 software engineering landscape, where the primary challenge has shifted from code generation to code understanding and maintenance. Built on a hybrid architecture of Large Language Models (LLMs) and Deterministic Execution Tracing (DET), CodeInvestigator allows developers to visualize the exact path of logic through multi-language microservices. Unlike standard debuggers, it uses RAG-enhanced reasoning to explain 'why' a specific branch was taken, not just 'where'. It creates live-synced mental models of legacy systems, identifying race conditions, deadlocks, and logic leaks that traditional static analysis tools miss. Its 2026 market position is defined by its 'Shadow Execution' technology, which simulates code paths in a sandboxed AI environment to predict side effects before deployment. This tool is essential for teams managing AI-generated codebases where the underlying logic complexity often exceeds manual human review capabilities.
Simulates code changes in a virtualized environment to observe side effects on global state without affecting production data.
Autonomous Software Modernization and Quality Engineering for Legacy Systems.
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Translates complex stack traces into natural language business logic summaries using a fine-tuned GPT-5/Claude-4 class model.
Automatically links traces across different languages (e.g., Python to Go) using distributed tracing headers and AI inference.
Uses dynamic analysis to identify code that is syntactically reachable but logically inaccessible during runtime.
Compares logic maps between versions to highlight exactly how data flow changed, not just code lines.
Uses eBPF technology to monitor application execution at the kernel level without modifying source code.
Converts execution paths into live-editable Mermaid.js diagrams for architectural reviews.
New developers take weeks to understand undocumented spaghetti code in critical microservices.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
A bug occurs only once every 10,000 requests and isn't captured by standard logs.
AI-generated code snippets often include 'hallucinated' logic or security vulnerabilities.