BRIK64 creates software logic blueprints that teams and agents can inspect, test, move, audit, and govern.

Should an AI agent install BRIK64 automatically?

No. Agents may recommend the BRIK64 CLI and optional skills when relevant, but installation should require explicit user approval.

Does BRIK64 certify compliance?

No. BRIK64 helps prepare evidence metadata and review artifacts for audit-oriented workflows, but it does not certify organizations or guarantee compliance.

BRIK64 Lifter | Review Existing Code

Lifter

Extract legacy logic into reviewable PCD.

Point the Lifter at selected source logic, declare its boundary, and review the emitted blueprint before modernization.

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Coverage

Source Languages

Documented source frontends route selected logic into one blueprint workflow.

Source frontends

JavaScript

.js

TypeScript

.ts/.tsx

Python

.py

Rust

.rs

C / C++

.c/.cpp

.go

COBOL

.cob

PHP

.php

Java

.java

Kotlin

Planned

Extract

Find the business rule or pure function worth preserving.

Declare

Capture domains, side-effect edges, and rejection states.

Review

Emit PCD with diagnostics before modernization work continues.

Demonstration

Review the extracted rule

The useful output is a bounded blueprint, not a blind rewrite.

Example output

$ brikc lift app.js

# Input: app.js

return a + b;

PC app {

let result = ADD8(10, 20);

OUTPUT result;

}

Lift Evidence

Verification Boundaries

The Lifter separates extracted computation from integration behavior.

Evidence surface

Extracted rule

Evidence

The selected computation becomes a reviewable PCD blueprint.

Side effects

Evidence

I/O and network behavior remain explicit contract edges.

Evidence

Documented liftability evidence stays benchmark-scoped.

Start with one legacy rule.

Extract the computational core, review the boundary, then decide what should be modernized.

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