What it does

Converts supplied code into a target programming language while attempting to preserve the original behavior, data flow, and structure. It can explain assumptions and identify constructs that need manual adaptation.

How it works

Provide the source code, language versions, runtime or framework constraints, dependencies, tests, and coding standards. A developer must review security, performance, library compatibility, idioms, and edge cases, then run the translated code through the project’s tests before use.

Example workflows

• Prototype the migration of a small module to a new language.

• Translate examples or utilities for a multi-language SDK.

• Identify manual rewrite work in a legacy modernization project.