Question 1

What is FluiDependencies?

Accepted Answer

FluiDependencies is a specialized software engineering service that constructs automated, deterministic migration tasks to transition enterprise codebases between third-party libraries, major framework versions, or internal in-house SDKs with guaranteed compilation and test verification.

Question 2

How does FluiDependencies compare to manual refactoring or AI code assistants?

Accepted Answer

Manual refactoring of large codebases (50k to 1M+ LOC) takes months of senior engineering time and introduces subtle runtime regressions. Large language models (generative AI) suffer from hallucinated API calls and non-deterministic behavior. FluiDependencies builds deterministic Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) lowers, syntax rewrites, and compiler-backed transformations that run reproducibly across millions of lines of code without hallucination.

Question 3

Does FluiDependencies require access to our proprietary source code?

Accepted Answer

No. FluiDependencies operates under a Zero Source Custody model. The client provides only the public interface signatures or package specs of the libraries involved. FluiDependencies produces an automated migration task that your team runs entirely on your own local machines or internal private CI/CD runners. Your source code never leaves your perimeter.

Question 4

Can FluiDependencies migrate custom internal libraries built in-house?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our internal task SDK works with any library that exists, whether public or private. We construct custom migration tasks for proprietary authentication SDKs, in-house message broker clients, legacy RPC wrappers, and private shared company utilities.

Question 5

Which programming ecosystems are supported?

Accepted Answer

We support major ecosystems including .NET (C# and Visual Basic), JVM (Java and Kotlin), Python, Go, Scala, Ruby, and custom enterprise stacks.

Question 6

How do we get started with a migration assessment?

Accepted Answer

Submit an inquiry via our intake form on fluidependencies.com or email info@fluidependencies.com with your approximate codebase scope, primary language, and libraries. We provide an initial technical feasibility brief and migration roadmap.