> with no noticeable differences in quality or velocity.
Have you done any A/B tests on this with evidence? (That's one thing I'd be very interested to see for claims like this - I'm not necessarily doubting you, it just seems like it could be useful to understand claims of quality/efficiency)
Great question! Our main product quantifies engineering productivity & quality so I think we're uniquely qualified to answer this - our velocity has only gone up and our quality (bugs introduced, code turnover) has not budged per our own analysis.