ElasticFlow · Weave AI™

The alternative to rip-and-replace. Keep the COBOL. Lose the risk.

A core-system rewrite is a multi-year, budget-devouring gamble that breaks things banks and agencies cannot afford to break. Weave AI does the opposite: it puts an AI layer over your COBOL and mainframe systems that bridges them to modern interfaces, and then keeps those bridges correct on its own as the core changes underneath. Self-managing, self-healing, audited, and reversible.

For banks, government, airlines, and anyone running mission-critical COBOL. An ElasticD3M Agent-as-a-Service product.

Rewrites fail. The systems are too critical to gamble.

The COBOL running core banking, benefits, reservations, and settlement has decades of business logic encoded in it. "Modernize" has meant one of two bad options, until now.

Rip-and-replace

Years of cost and risk to rebuild a working system, with a real chance it never fully lands, and the institutional knowledge retires before it does.

Hand-built integrations

Brittle, one-off connectors that break every time the legacy side shifts, with no clean record of what changed or why.

Weave AI

Keep the core. AI agents bridge each gap to modern systems and repair the bridge automatically when the legacy side moves. More stable than what it replaces.

The systems you can't turn off are the hardest to modernize.

Core COBOL and mainframe systems still run the business. Rewriting them is a multi-year, high-risk project, and wiring modern apps or AI to them means touching systems where one wrong write breaks something critical.

Rewrites are risky

Replacing a working core system is expensive, slow, and rarely finishes on plan.

Integration is fragile

Every connection into CICS, IBM MQ, or a mainframe API is a chance to disrupt a system you depend on.

The knowledge is fading

The people who understand the COBOL are retiring, and the logic lives in code few can still read.

Bridge it. Understand it. Orchestrate it.

Weave AI puts a modern, AI-driven layer over your legacy systems instead of replacing them, and keeps every legacy-side change under your control.

STEP 1

Bridge

Connect to legacy endpoints (CICS, IBM MQ, or HTTP) through a middleware bridge that exposes them as modern APIs.

STEP 2

Understand

Parse and translate the COBOL: Weave reads the legacy logic and maps it so modern workflows can reason about it.

STEP 3

Orchestrate

Run workflows across legacy and modern systems with dependency resolution, bottleneck detection, and self-healing retries.

It spawns an agent for every gap, then keeps each one healthy.

No one hand-codes a thousand integrations anymore. Weave looks at each COBOL↔modern gap and spawns the specialist agents that gap needs, and a self-healing master agent watches the live bridges and repairs them when the legacy core shifts.

SPAWN

Right agents per gap

A lone copybook gets a schema-mapping agent and a validator; a CICS write transaction also gets transaction and protocol agents. The count scales to the work, automatically.

VALIDATE

Adversarial gate

A validation agent tries to break every proposed bridge: lost precision, broken transaction boundaries, swallowed failures. Uncertain bridges are blocked, not shipped.

SELF-HEAL

Drift is repaired

When a live bridge loses fidelity or starts failing, the master agent contains it before it can corrupt a system of record, rebuilds it, and cuts over, with every step authorized and audited.

The self-healing master agent is Weave's most defensible capability: bridges that maintain themselves, on patent-pending, assessor-grade infrastructure.

Touch the mainframe carefully, or not at all

Read-only by default

Pure reads and analysis run without changing anything. Weave only writes to a legacy system when you explicitly allow it.

You authorize every write

Each non-read-only legacy call is gated on your authorization: the customer (or your pre-signed policy) must counter-sign before a mainframe write executes.

Everything is audited

Every legacy call and every workflow run is recorded in a tamper-evident, append-only log with chain of custody, assessor-grade.

Built for federal

Designed for mission-critical mainframe environments, in United States regions, with the controls those environments require.

What Weave does

Agent-spawned gap bridgingContinuous bridge self-healing COBOL parsing & translationLegacy bridge (CICS / IBM MQ / HTTP) Fidelity validation gateWorkflow orchestration Bottleneck detectionNatural-language → workflow

Questions, answered.

Do we have to rewrite our COBOL?

No. Weave bridges and orchestrates your existing systems. Modernization happens around them, not by ripping them out.

Is it safe to let it touch the mainframe?

Weave is read-only by default. Any write requires your authorization and is recorded in a tamper-evident audit log. You hold the controls.

Can we prove what it did?

Yes, every legacy call and workflow step is write-ahead logged with chain of custody before it runs.

Where does it run?

In your environment, United States regions, under credentials and authority you control.

Agent-as-a-Service, with a human in the loop. Weave does the bridging, translation, and orchestration. You decide what it may write to a legacy system, and you can stop it at any time.

Get a free legacy bridge assessment

Tell us about your COBOL or mainframe estate and what you want to modernize. We map which legacy-to-modern gaps Weave AI can bridge, where the self-healing layer fits, and what a first engagement looks like. No cost, and no calls: we reply by email.

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