Developer Onboarding

Cut Developer Ramp-Up Time by Eliminating Context Hunting

Gathering context is a top productivity drain for developers, and it scales with codebase complexity. CoreStory solves this by offering code intelligence and self-serve knowledge that dramatically improve developer output on a faster timeline.
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Diagram showing integration points of CardDemo application with external systems IBM MQ, DB2, IMS DB, RMS DB, and VSAM via CCS for transaction processing including message queuing and data retrieval.

A living Intelligence Model for your legacy system

CoreStory generates a code-aware Intelligence Model for your applications — mapping business rules, workflows, data and control flows, dependencies, and architectural patterns.

Want to know how any part of the system works? Your Intelligence Model always has the answer.
Diagram of system architecture showing flow from user interface screens to data input fields, validation mechanisms, backend systems, and database, with explanatory text and component responsibilities.

Chat with your code

Once a codebase is processed into an Intelligence Model, you can query it with a natural language interface.

Ask for rules, flows, dependencies, or owners; get precise answers, not hallucinations.
Screenshot of a chat interface titled 'Chat With Your Code' showing a user query about modernizing an application and the detailed AI-generated response listing three modernization opportunities with steps and justifications.

API-enabled

Pipe insights into IDE extensions, PR templates, CI checks, and internal portals. Pair your copilots with authoritative, system-specific context to avoid changes to unfamiliar code.
API documentation showing endpoint for main application features and example code snippets for cURL and JavaScript fetch requests.

Almost as many languages as C-3PO

Code comes in many forms. With CoreStory you can document and quickly understand large codebases written in COBOL, C#, C, C++, Java, JavaScript, PHP, PL/SQL, Python and TypeScript.
Screenshot of a data models interface showing a CARD_RECORD table with fields like CARD_NUM, CARD_ACCT_ID, CARD_CVV_CD, CARD_EMBOSSED_NAME, CARD_EXPIRAION_DATE, CARD_ACTIVE_STATUS, and FILLER, along with descriptions and types, plus a list of entities and attributes used in data structures.

Ready to accelerate developer onboarding?

Try CoreStory and experience the speed and power of the vast insights available in its Intelligence Model.
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