Caylent has launched Caylent Accelerate for Application Modernization, an agentic fleet-driven system designed to help enterprises modernize legacy applications on AWS with increased speed and predictability.
Built on Amazon Bedrock, AWS Transform and Caylent’s proprietary agentic orchestration framework, Caylent Accelerate is designed to use coordinated fleets of AI agents under architectural oversight to execute modernization across the software development lifecycle (SDLC). From code analysis and architecture design to code generation, automated testing and deployment automation, the system is intended to deliver consistent, secure and predictable modernization outcomes, the company said.
“Enterprises are looking for a faster and more predictable way to modernize while preparing their teams for the era of AI,” said Lori Williams, CEO. “Caylent Accelerate brings together our architectural expertise and orchestrated AI agents to deliver high-quality modernization outcomes at speed. It also equips customers with AI-SDLC practices that enable their engineering organizations as they evolve into AI-native enterprises”.
In addition to Caylent Accelerate, Caylent offers application modernization strategy with specialization in rewriting SaaS products, along with AI-SDLC enablement and organizational change management to prepare teams for agentic development practices, the company said.
Caylent Accelerate for Application Modernization is designed to provide AI-powered assessment to decompose legacy applications into business features and functional requirements as well as full rewrites to modern, cloud-native architectures.
Additional capabilities include refactoring and microservice extraction to optimize performance and maintainability, framework and language upgrades including .NET, Java and other enterprise platforms as well as automated CI/CD, testing and observability integration to ensure reliability and continuous improvement. It also features human-validated quality checks and secure deployment practices to maintain compliance and production readiness, officials said.
