A compact visual summary of the generated migration evidence for the
Catalog Item Management slice: graph discovery, assessment, spec,
architecture, implementation, and validation.
Demo-complete
Build verified, contracts pass, spec coverage is complete.
The validation report records a real GitLab CI build as proven,
100% rule/flow/test/data/error coverage, and remaining production
follow-ups around EF migrations and environment-level testing.
One cohesive feature from the Microsoft eShopModernizing sample:
Catalog Item Management, a CRUD-heavy ASP.NET MVC 5 / EF6 slice
with service, domain, data, view, image, and framework coupling.
1,330graph nodes
3,572graph edges
66communities
21/21implementation tasks
Pipeline
Each stage consumed the previous output. The point is not one big
prompt; it is an evidence chain that stays inspectable.
01
Discover
Graphify scanned the legacy MVC source and produced graph navigation.
02
Assess
Feature inventory selected Catalog Item Management as the demo slice.
03
Decompose
Rules, flows, data structures, tests, errors, and unknowns were extracted.
04
Architect
Target service, ADRs, mappings, and deployment shape were defined.
05
Implement
A .NET 8 ASP.NET Core MVC + EF Core solution was generated.
06
Validate
Build, contracts, traceability, and quality gates were checked.
Spec Extraction
The decomposition stage turned legacy behavior into a migration
contract for the generated target.
Rules
17
Flows
5
Tests
18
Data
4
Errors
4
Target Shape
The architecture keeps this migration as a single catalog service:
ASP.NET Core MVC, EF Core 8, SQL Server/Azure SQL, Docker, and
observability/security follow-ups surfaced as ADRs.
It is not a dramatic payment system. It is a realistic enterprise
tangle: EF6 queries, HiLo key allocation, view models, images,
config-driven mock vs SQL service selection, and System.Web MVC
coupling. That makes it a good modernization demo because the risk
is in seams and evidence, not in invented domain theater.
Follow-ups before production
Re-run full tests on a Windows/.NET SDK host, generate EF Core
migrations, and decide on production hardening such as request DTOs,
authentication, optimistic concurrency, and validation strategy.