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Four perspectives to remove friction and deliver better software

Imagine delivering software as riding a bike. If the brakes are on, pedaling harder won’t help. Daily friction in engineering works the same way. Developer Perspective reveals what slows people down. Organization Perspective protects time for focused work. Delivery Perspective exposes bottlenecks. Code Perspective brings your engineering standards into every review.

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Developer Perspective

Clear developer roadblocks

Your engineers know where work gets stuck. Developer Perspective turns their feedback into a clear plan for improvement. Surface friction across planning, code quality, testing, collaboration, and deep work. Use benchmarks to prioritize fixes, then track whether they make a difference. Anonymous, easy to use, and quick to implement. First results: in one week.

Explore Developer Perspective →What developer feedback reveals →
Developer Perspective reveals slow test feedback: a developer switches tasks while waiting for CI, then returns to fix failures. The team action is to run fast checks first and parallelize slow tests for faster iterations. Illustrative survey data.
Organization Perspective: an illustrative team averages 8 hours of deep work, 18 hours of meetings, and 14 hours of context switching per person each week. A team action groups meetings, reserves a shared two-hour focus block, and pauses notifications to protect uninterrupted work.

Organization Perspective

Make room for deep work and collaboration

Organization Perspective helps teams reduce meeting overload and context switching, so they have more time for deep, meaningful work. Connect your collaboration tools to reveal how time is spent. Turn team-level insights into practical changes to meetings, focus time, and cross-team collaboration. Team-level insights, with individual privacy built in.

Explore Organization Perspective →Why deep work matters →

Delivery Perspective

Find and fix delivery bottlenecks

See how code moves from commit to production—and where the flow slows down. Delivery Perspective turns engineering data into clear signals of speed and reliability.

Track lead time, deployment frequency, change failure rate, and recovery time. Compare teams, spot trends, and see whether your improvements make delivery faster and more reliable.

Improve the delivery system with DORA and engineering metrics.

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Comment: Coding got faster. Reviews take longer. Review and rework +78%, measured from merge request through merge. Action: agree on a PR-ready checklist; self-review first; keep merge requests small and focused to catch issues early and reduce review back-and-forth.
Code Perspective turns a team reliability.md policy requiring explicit API timeouts into a review finding with code evidence and an Auto-Fix action. Illustrative policy, code, and scan results.

Code Perspective

Raise the bar for code quality

Code Perspective turns your team’s engineering best practices into automated checks for human-written and AI-generated code.

Keep your standards in your repository as Markdown. Run focused reviews, inspect findings with evidence, and use an agent to fix what needs attention—with your choice of AI provider.

Open source. MIT licensed. Your standards, your AI provider.

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Turn engineering insights into better execution

People: where friction is felt. Delivery: where bottlenecks show up. Collaboration: where time is spent. Code: where standards become practice. Listen to developers, understand delivery, protect focus, and make engineering standards part of everyday work. Start with the perspective your teams need. Use what you learn to focus improvements where they matter most.

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World-class experts

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Experienced insights

Learn how engineering leaders turn developer feedback, delivery signals, and better ways of working into practical improvements.

#1 DevEx Talk with Ben Darfler (HoE, Honeycomb)

How Focusing on Better DevEx Frees Developers to Do What Matters Most

#2 DevEx Talk with Benjamin Kitt (Sr EM, Lob)

How to Turn Developer Experience [DevEx] Insights into Actions

#3 DevEx Talk with Chas Mastin (Sr EM, YouTube)

How to Define and Achieve High-Impact Goals

#4 DevEx Talk with Dmitry Derbenev (Deputy Head of R&D at Devexperts)

How to elevate CI/CD efficiency & experience: Surveys, Metrics, Insights

#5 DevEx Talk with Jevgeni Demidov (HoE at Pipedrive)

How to balance focused work and collaboration at scale?

#6 DevEx Talk with Egor Siniaev (HoE at Miro)

How to spot the good and avoid the bad in code review signals?

#7 DevEx Talk with Simon Boudrias (Director of Engineering at Datadog)

How to Turn User Feedback into Dev Team Ownership and Action?

Help your teams focus on delivering great products

Find the blockers. Make meaningful improvements. The time you reclaim, friction you remove, and standards you put into practice help your teams build better software, together.