Your .NET codebase.
AI capabilities.
No rewrite.
Alloy integrates AI into your existing .NET stack without touching your architecture. We analyze your repo, produce a blueprint for your team to review, then deliver compile-verified pull requests that match your patterns — not ours.
The pressure is real. The usual options aren't.
.NET teams face a familiar trap. Stakeholders want AI yesterday. The codebase won't survive a rewrite. And the consultants who showed up last quarter are still writing their SOW.
Ship AI features. Now.
The board approved a roadmap with AI in it. Your team has six months of backlog already. Every quarter this slips is a question at the all-hands.
Rewriting isn't an option.
The codebase is 300k lines of C#. It's been running payroll for a decade. A ground-up rewrite is a 2-year project with a 60% failure rate. Not happening.
Consultants are slow and expensive.
The last firm took four weeks to scope a proof of concept that didn't fit your architecture. You need delivery, not another discovery engagement that goes nowhere.
How it works
Four steps. You stay in control at every one.
We read your codebase. You don't change a line.
Alloy ingests your repository — service layer, data access patterns, existing abstractions. It maps the architecture and identifies where AI capabilities can be added without structural surgery.
A detailed integration plan, in plain English.
We produce a Blueprint document: what we're building, where it fits in your architecture, what the generated code will look like, and what it explicitly won't touch. This is not a sales pitch. It's a technical spec.
Your team approves before a single line is written.
Engineering reviews the Blueprint. You redline it, ask questions, adjust scope. Nothing proceeds until your team signs off. This is where integration mismatches get caught — not in production.
Code that builds, fits your patterns, and arrives via PR.
The generated code compiles against your project. It follows the naming conventions, layering, and dependency patterns already in your repo. It arrives as a pull request. Your team reviews it like any other PR.
Pricing
One offering is live. One is coming. Both built for .NET teams who need results, not roadmaps.
Managed Service
We do the work. You approve the output.
- Repo analysis + Architecture mapping
- Blueprint document (your team approves)
- Compile-verified PR delivery
- Pattern-matching code generation
- No surprise dependencies introduced
- Integration with your existing test suite
- Direct access to senior engineer
SaaS Tool
Self-serve. Your team runs it directly.
Tiered by codebase size
- Self-hosted or cloud-connected
- Blueprint generation in minutes
- Approval workflow built in
- PR generation via GitHub/Azure DevOps
- Multiple integrations per cycle
- Team seat management
Scott Murphy
Founder, Ghost Foundry Syndicate
I've spent 20 years in .NET. I've seen the consulting pattern from both sides — the SOW that takes longer than the work, the proof-of-concept that can't survive contact with production, the "AI transformation" that amounts to a wrapper around a public API. Alloy is what I wish had existed when I was the engineering manager being sold to. Opinionated about quality. Conservative about risk. Clear about what it does and doesn't do.scottroymurphy.com
Ready to add AI to your stack?
The discovery sprint is $4,500. It ends with a Blueprint your team reviews and approves. If it's not right for you, you have a detailed map of your own codebase. Either way, you win.
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