Readiness audit
- Up to 25 capabilities
- Replacement-completeness matrix
- Five best moves and five explicit holds
- Evidence links, caveats, and rollback points
- One written revision
A repository is not automatically a replacement. I compare the work your team actually needs across features, operations, integrations, data access, ecosystem, and legal or trust constraints—then give you a reversible migration sequence.
Start with a public-footprint read, provide a verified inventory for deeper planning, or keep a named stack under change watch.
The useful question is not whether open code exists. It is whether the replacement preserves the workflows, integrations, data, reliability, and institutional trust your team depends on.
Capability fit, user experience, dependable operations, integrations and ecosystem, network or proprietary data access, and legal or trust requirements.
A ranked matrix, explicit non-replacements, evidence-linked risks, a bounded proof of concept, acceptance tests, sequencing, and rollback gates.
The internal 289-capability census is methodological proof, not a claim that every score has received domain-expert review. This service is technical and operational decision support—not legal, security, compliance, or license certification.
Send the organization website and the decision you need to make. No credentials or private inventory are required for the first public-footprint scope.
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