Ask Moddy about your code, and it does the heavy lifting: finding relevant recipes, running them on Lossless Semantic Trees (LSTs), analyzing the results, and summarizing insights you can act on.

The Lossless Semantic Tree is rich, semantic model of your codebase—including type information—giving Moddy the context to understand systems at scale.
Over 5,000 deterministic OpenRewrite recipes serve as modular tools for Moddy to work on your code with precision and repeatability.
Moddy supports a flexible BYOM setup, allowing integration with your preferred large language model such as Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, and Llama.
Moddy transforms massive codebases with safe, repeatable actions that scale across repositories.


Just ask. Moddy upgrades frameworks, fixes vulnerabilities, removes dead code, and automates migrations safely—freeing developer capacity without sacrificing control.
Gain deep visibility into your codebase. Moddy surfaces and summarizes patterns, dependencies, and architectural relationships—empowering smarter decisions and reducing risk across systems.
Manage and secure sprawling, multi-repo codebases with confidence. Apply consistent standards, align with architectural goals, and streamline change across fleets of applications.



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Moddy is Moderne’s multi-repo AI agent designed to modernize enterprise codebases at scale. It is an optional component to Moderne solutions that combines natural language AI with deterministic tooling to automate complex refactoring.
Unlike basic search-and-replace or syntax-only tools, Moddy uses Lossless Semantic Trees (LSTs) for structural code understanding, enabling safe, scalable changes with real compile-time awareness.
Yes, Moddy was built specifically for multi-repo environments and can coordinate changes across thousands of repositories simultaneously.
Moddy was purpose-built for Fortune 500 environments and includes security-conscious architecture, customizable policies, and integration into CI/CD.
Absolutely. Moddy integrates into existing workflows, making it easy to apply code modernization with current CI/CD systems.
Enterprise teams use Moddy to fix security vulnerabilities, modernize Java versions, upgrade frameworks like Spring Boot, and standardize code across business units.
Moddy automates large-scale changes helping teams tackle backlog refactors and reduce the drag caused by outdated code patterns.
Absolutely. Developers guide Moddy via natural language input, and all changes are visible, reviewable, and testable before merging.