The Las Vegas-based engineering firm plans to integrate the proprietary technology to accelerate the evaluation of complex, fragmented platforms. According to Co-Founder Slav Kulik, the tool is designed to move beyond lengthy lists of technical debt, instead identifying anomalies that fundamentally alter a transaction’s risk profile. While the firm will retain manual code reviews and expert interviews, the new layer of automation provides a consistent analytical bridge across large-scale systems.

Serhii Melnychuk, the architect who created the tool, has joined the company to spearhead its further development. The move highlights a shift in how technical due diligence is conducted, particularly as the proliferation of AI-generated code makes it harder for company leaders to fully grasp their own infrastructures. By combining this automated analysis with the firm’s existing bench of software practitioners, Plan A aims to offer clients not just an audit, but a concrete roadmap for modernization and integration post-acquisition.