Reports

Executive summaryOrganization · last 30 days
AI adoption
92%
9%
67% of engineers trained
Training lift
+27pts
avg behavior lift
Cost / issue
$135
8%
AI cost efficiency
Capacity returned
≈ $275–370k/ qtr
16% faster cycles + 24% fewer defects, as engineering time
Training → adoption

Trained teams drove adoption to 92% — cohorts that finished the Agentic Sprint rose +28 pts.

Cost

Cost per issue fell 8% while AI-assisted PRs rose 18% — spend is tracking delivery.

Outcomes

16% faster cycles and 24% fewer escaped defects ≈ $275–370k a quarter returned.

Report briefs4
Weeklynext Mon · Jul 6Preview ready

Leadership Brief

VP Eng, CTO
  • 96 active AI-assisted engineers
  • Agentic Sprint up 28 points
  • 3 priority actions
Biweeklynext Jul 13Preview ready

Training Impact Report

Enablement
  • 110 lesson starts
  • 87 completions
  • Review clinic needs follow-up
Monthlydue Aug 1Draft preview

Finance / Procurement

Finance
  • $27,690 monthly spend
  • PR and issue movement attached
  • Premium-model review queued
Weeklynext Mon · Jul 6Draft preview

Manager Coaching

Team leads
  • Aggregate coaching needs
  • No public individual rankings
  • Suggested team clinics
Governance & policyorg-wide · last 30 days
Actions gated
1,942
Redacted
128/128
Time to gate
42 ms
Incidents
0
Credentials redacted128
Write actions gated47
Scope violations blocked12
Data-egress blocks9

Every agent session runs behind org policy — actions gated before execution, credentials redacted before any model call. Posture travels with every export.