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Software reverse engineering
AI-assisted analysis of existing, legacy or poorly-documented software to reconstruct its structure, behaviour, dependencies and logic. Every hypothesis is verified: no reconstruction is accepted as automatic truth.
Before changing a system, you have to understand it. Before trusting AI-generated understanding, you have to verify it.
When it fits
When it fits
When you have a system to change but no one knows anymore how it actually works. When the risk of breaking something exceeds the perceived gain from changing it. When you need to audit, refactor, migrate, decompose a monolith or containerize, and you need to know what you are touching.
What I actually do
What I actually do
- Legacy software with no documentation
- Code inherited from previous vendors or teams
- Applications to migrate to new languages or architectures
- Systems to containerize or move to cloud
- AI-generated or AI-modified code that needs verification
- Monoliths to decompose into modules or services
- Software to audit before refactoring or maintenance
What I deliver
What I deliver
- Architecture map of the software
- Module description and responsibilities
- Dependency analysis and data flows
- Component diagrams
- Technical documentation
- Identification of fragile areas · risk matrix
- Refactoring or migration plan
- Regression tests and observed-behaviour report
How I work
How I work
AI accelerates code reading, module synthesis, pattern recognition, documentation generation, and hypothesis construction on system behaviour. The result is never accepted as automatic truth: every hypothesis is verified through static analysis, tests, controlled execution, comparison with real behaviour, and technical review. Reverse engineering is not just "reading code": it is reconstructing a verifiable model of the system.
Legal note. Reverse engineering activities are performed exclusively on software, code, environments or artifacts for which the client holds the rights, authorizations, or legitimate need for technical analysis.
Want to figure out if software reverse engineering fits your case?
An initial assessment clarifies scope, effort, expected evidence and acceptance criteria. No generic presentations.