Context discipline
Whether agents receive product intent, architectural constraints, acceptance criteria, and clear boundaries before work starts.
Free diagnostic for AI coding workflows
Score how your team moves AI-authored code from task definition to production. The result is a maturity score, a confidence score, hard ceilings for missing fundamentals, and a concrete remediation packet you can use immediately.
Whether agents receive product intent, architectural constraints, acceptance criteria, and clear boundaries before work starts.
Whether AI-authored changes are scoped, separated, reproducible, and easy to reject without damaging other work.
Whether the workflow catches product, architectural, security, and maintainability errors before they reach senior humans late.
Whether builds, tests, linters, type checks, preview checks, screenshots, and evals prove behavior before the diff is trusted.
Whether production-risk changes have flags, rollback paths, telemetry, cost visibility, and known failure modes.
Whether good task templates, prompts, review patterns, and agent failure modes become durable team assets.
The maturity score is self-reported. Check what your team could show within five minutes to calibrate confidence.
Answer the diagnostic to generate a practical workflow packet.
The full report is formatted as Markdown so you can paste it into Linear, Jira, Notion, Slack, or an internal engineering doc.
Send the result and one recent agent-authored PR. I will reply with the first workflow change I would make before scaling agent usage further.
Experimental, Assisted, Supervised, Controlled, or Compounding. The band describes how safely agent work can move through your current system.
Some missing controls cap the score. No automated verification, no isolation, or no review should block a team from claiming high maturity.
The output includes risks, fixes, a recommended operating mode, a task template, a review checklist, and a 30-day upgrade plan.
It checks the full path from task definition to production: context, isolation, review, verification, operations, and learning. The goal is to find the constraint that prevents AI coding agents from becoming reliable delivery capacity.
No. The diagnostic is deliberately tool-agnostic. It applies whether the team uses Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Devin, or an internal agent.
Because a few missing controls dominate the risk profile. A team with excellent prompts but no automated verification should not receive a high maturity score.
No. The result and artifacts appear immediately after the 12 core answers. Sending the report is optional.