Statelessor FAQs

Question 1

What is Statelessor?

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Statelessor is a developer tool designed to analyze .NET and Java projects, identifying stateful code patterns. It helps teams modernize applications and prepare them for serverless or cloud-native environments by pinpointing areas that hinder stateless architecture.

Question 2

How does Statelessor integrate with Amazon Q Developer?

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Statelessor functions as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, integrating seamlessly with Amazon Q Developer. This allows you to interact with Statelessor using natural language prompts in Amazon Q Chat to initiate analyses, retrieve findings, and receive remediation advice directly within your IDE.

Question 3

What types of projects can Statelessor analyze?

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Statelessor is capable of analyzing both .NET and Java projects. It supports analyzing local project directories as well as remote Git repositories, providing flexibility for various development workflows.

Question 4

What kind of guidance and insights does Statelessor provide?

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Beyond identifying stateful patterns, Statelessor can retrieve historical project findings and, crucially, leverage Amazon Q Developer to offer specific remediation guidance. This helps developers understand how to fix identified issues and transition towards more stateless designs.

Question 5

Can Statelessor generate scripts for analysis automation?

Accepted Answer

Yes, one of Statelessor's key features is its ability to generate bash or PowerShell scripts. These scripts can be used to automate the analysis of your .NET and Java projects, streamlining integration into CI/CD pipelines or regular development processes.

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