TrueThroughput
Uses AI to weight pull requests by complexity to measure engineering output.
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What it does
- Data analysis
Features 3
- AI-Powered WeightingUses AI to automatically assign weights to pull requests based on their complexity.
- Balanced MetricsShows TrueThroughput alongside quality and effectiveness metrics to avoid tradeoffs.
- AI impact comparisonCompares AI users to non-users, or heavy users to infrequent users, on value delivery.
Sources
- Pricing
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Official documentation · 16 Oct 2026
"Walk through the DX platform with one of our product experts."
- Description
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Official documentation · 16 Oct 2026
"TrueThroughput® uses AI to account for the complexity of pull requests"
- What it does
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Official documentation · 16 Oct 2026
"automatically assign weights to pull requests based on their complexity."
- Sold within
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Official documentation · 16 Oct 2026
"DX AI powers a wide range of features of DX such as the following:"
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Official documentation · 16 Oct 2026
"DX’s TrueThroughput™ metric uses AI"
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Official documentation · 16 Oct 2026
"DX’s TrueThroughput™ metric uses AI"
- Deployment
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Official documentation · 16 Oct 2026
"Your first-party DX data is hosted on infrastructure shared with other customers"
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