Everyone's thinking "how can I take what's working for my best teams, systematize that, and use it to help others?"
This is really cool, we can essentially codify the best-practices that make the highest performing teams great, and propagate those out as automations and guardrails to drive better and more consistent practice for all.
And as a result, you get more time for feature work because you're dealing less with friction and context-switching.
I don't know a developer who wouldn't love that!
