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DeepShift AI --- MACH Migration & Documentation Assistant

Powered by Conscia's Hybrid AI Orchestration Layer

πŸš€ Overview

DeepShift AI is an automated migration and documentation engine designed to radically compress the transition from monolith to MACH.

Instead of months of manual mapping, schema wrangling, and reverse-engineering legacy systems, DeepShift AI uses:

  • The MACH Alliance's Open Data Model (ODM)
  • LLM-powered schema understanding
  • Conscia's Hybrid AI Orchestration Engine

to complete end-to-end migration preparation and documentation in hours instead of 6--9 months.

The result is a clean, validated, fully documented target schema and mapping layer --- ready to feed MACH systems, agentic interfaces, and DX Graph in production.


πŸ” Why Migrations Take 6--9 Months Today

DeepShift AI replaces the following manual challenges:

1. Parallel Runs That Drag On for Months

Teams end up operating the monolith and MACH in parallel because data isn't reliably mapped or standardized.

2. Manual Schema & Field Mapping

Legacy systems rarely have clean schemas. Relationships are implicit. Naming conventions are inconsistent. Historical decisions live only in tribal knowledge.

3. No Canonical Model

Without a unifying data model, every MACH implementation becomes a bespoke cleanup effort.

4. SMEs Get Stuck Post--Go-Live

Teams remain tied up doing: - Change management\

  • Bug triage\
  • Ad-hoc mappings\
  • Version reconciliation\
  • Missing documentation

5. Black-Box Vendor Implementations

Knowledge disappears once contractors roll off.


βš™οΈ System Architecture

DeepShift AI is powered by Conscia's Hybrid AI Orchestration Engine, which executes the following flow:


1. Source Data Ingestion

πŸ“‚ Source Data (JSON, CSV, API)
The process begins by collecting representative samples of the customer's data from the monolith or legacy system, including:

  • product catalogs\
  • content records\
  • taxonomy structures\
  • images and metadata\
  • relationship data

DeepShift works even when the source system does not provide a formal schema.


2. Automatic Source Schema Generation

An LLM analyzes the raw samples and infers:

  • field names\
  • data types\
  • nested structures\
  • relationships\
  • inconsistencies

This produces a Source Schema that becomes the foundation for automated mapping.


3. LLM-Driven Mapping to Target Schema

The LLM receives contextual inputs:

  • Historical Conscia Object Mapper configurations\
  • Prompt configuration (instructions, heuristics, transformation rules)\
  • Target Schema (ODM or custom)\
  • Generated Source Schema

Using these, the LLM produces a complete Object Mapper configuration.


4. Object Mapper Configuration Output

πŸ—ΊοΈ Object Mapper Component (JSON Config)
Includes:

  • field-level mappings\
  • transform rules\
  • relationship stitching\
  • normalization logic\
  • validation rules\
  • output shape in ODM format

The config is published directly into the customer's DX Engine environment.


5. DX Engine Executes the Mapping (Deterministic Transformation)

Once deployed, the DX Engine:

  • Extracts raw source data\
  • Applies LLM-generated transformations\
  • Ensures schema alignment\
  • Handles sequencing, retries, and logging\
  • Validates and normalizes records\
  • Prepares data for ingestion into DX Graph

AI stops here; deterministic orchestration takes over.


6. Data Ingested Into DX Graph

πŸ“Š DX Graph (Open Data Model Collections)

DX Graph provides:

  • Normalized, MACH-ready data\
  • Indexed collections\
  • Federated access for frontends and agents\
  • Real-time REST/GraphQL APIs

7. MACH Frontend Pulls Data from DX Graph and Other Sources

The frontend (e.g., Vercel) requests:

  • ODM-formatted product record\
  • content relationships\
  • media assets\
  • inventory, price, enrichment

All via a single DX Engine orchestration flow.


8. Unified API Response for Frontend

DX Engine stitches together:

  • DX Graph data\
  • Storyblok content\
  • Other sources

Ensuring:

  • no frontend glue code\
  • no multiple API calls\
  • consistent schema\
  • simpler, faster frontends

9. Final Delivery to MACH Systems

The orchestrated response flows to DX Graph for:

  • storage\
  • real-time consumption\
  • agentic access

DX Graph becomes the authoritative MACH-ready data layer, featuring:

  • normalized schemas\
  • validated models\
  • unified relationships\
  • consistent identifiers\
  • fast APIs\
  • optional semantic indexing

It also powers LLM agents via MCP Server.


πŸ“„ Change Logs & Technical Documentation

DeepShift autogenerates:

  • JSON record of every mapping\
  • versioned schema diffs\
  • impact analysis\
  • cross-system lineage\
  • engineering documentation\
  • content editor--friendly documentation

Eliminates months of post-migration documentation work.


πŸ“„ Licensing

DX Graph

Licensed based on:

  • number of records\
  • number of source systems\
  • number of target systems

DX Engine

If DX Graph is also the Experience API:

  • API call volume contributes to licensing

LLM Costs

  • Configuration costs included\
  • Real-time inference billed by model provider

For details:
πŸ“§ sales@conscia.ai
🌐 conscia.ai


πŸ‘₯ Project Team

Special thanks to partner companies, technologies, Cuesta Partners & Dr.Β Martens for contributions during the MACH X Hackathon.

πŸ‘‰ Live demo, implementation details, and strategy breakdown available.


πŸ™Œ Credits

DeepShift AI was developed with support from engineering, product, and MACH Alliance contributors committed to accelerating enterprise migrations using AI, orchestration, and open standards.

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