| AI ROI methodology | AI ROI is a disclosed formula: cycle-time savings per merged PR, valued at loaded engineering cost, minus the AI Tax and total AI spend, an org-level number a leader can audit. | Markets a headline dollar-return figure (a reported $2.4M in median AI spend optimized) across its enterprise governance surface; the formula behind that number isn't published. |
| Recoverable spend & individual coaching | Every abandoned or no-ship session's spend is flagged as a likely candidate for prompt coaching or seat right-sizing, with a drilldown into the exact sessions and repos behind it, visible to the engineer who ran those sessions and their org's admins. | Synthesizes session feedback into a prioritized list of fixes; its public pages don't describe routing that as a private signal to the individual engineer. |
| Weekly coaching loop | The engineer who ran the session gets their own Session Quality Score every week, scored across six prompt-quality dimensions, visible only to them and their org's admins, never a cross-engineer ranking. | Agent Effectiveness grades sessions against its own dimensions and links them to the PRs they produced; there's no published equivalent of an individual weekly score restricted to the engineer and their admins. |
| Harness improvement & enforcement | A recommendation engine curates a vetted, pre-filtered base of skills, sub-agents, and rules; the Harness Control Plane pushes that baseline directly to every engineer's machine and reports back who has actually converged on it, no PR review required. | Agent Effectiveness can open a PR against CLAUDE.md or a skills directory with suggested changes, a real capability, but it's a suggestion a human must review and merge, not a baseline pushed and tracked automatically. |