Legacy refactors shipped in safe, reviewable steps

Problem

Legacy code stays fragile because every cleanup feels risky. Teams know what should be modernized, but the rewrite is too large, the tests are incomplete, and feature work always wins.

How it works

Rosvelt breaks legacy cleanup into controlled delivery steps: understand the existing behavior, strengthen or add tests, refactor the smallest safe slice, and return completed work your team can confidently review.

2Point agents at the legacy area you want to clean up.

3They refactor in small, reviewable steps, backed by tests.

4Changes respect your branch protections and conventions.

5Each step ships as completed work for review with a live preview to confirm nothing broke.

Tickets

Track scoped work, ownership, progress, blockers, and review in one board.

What you get

A steady modernization path that improves maintainability while protecting current behavior and keeping product delivery moving.

Review before you merge

Each refactor is scoped for human confidence: clear intent, focused diff, tests, and a preview when behavior needs validation.

Each refactor arrives as a focused completed update with tests and a live preview. Read the diff, confirm behavior is unchanged, and request tweaks in the thread before merging.

Preview

Inspect the result, request edits, and move it forward without changing tools.

Why it's different

Modernization without the big-bang risk.

See it in action

Watch legacy code modernize in safe, reviewable steps.