The New Waydev
Measure the full AI SDLC. From token to production.
The New Waydev launched on April 20, 2026 with 299 votes, #72 of 21,248 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches.
In plain words
The New Waydev tracks AI-generated code from development through production deployment. It measures which AI agents write code that actually ships, monitoring metrics like tokens consumed, cost per pull request, and acceptance rates across teams and repositories. The tool compares different AI coding assistants like Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code, allowing teams to calculate cost per shipped PR and measure AI return on investment. It includes AI Checkpoints for detailed code tracking and an agent interface for queries.
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From the sources
AI agents write code. Most teams cannot tell you what percentage actually ships. Waydev tracks agent-generated code from IDE to production with AI Checkpoints: which agent, tokens consumed, cost per PR, acceptance rate, deployment status. Per team, per repo, per vendor. Compare Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code on what reaches your customers. Measure cost per shipped PR and AI ROI. Ask the Waydev Agent anything.
✅ Waydev’s developer productivity insights deliver unparalleled insights into engineering productivity using AI Agents, DORA Metrics, Developer Experience (DX) analysis, and the SPACE Framework. Our Developer Productivity Insight platform helps you optimize SDLC, streamline development processes, and align engineering efforts with strategic business objectives.
"We would look at the burndown charts but after Waydev came, we were able to get a little bit deeper." "I like that Waydev gives me a bird’s eye view of my engineering team’s efficiency and productivity." AI ADOPTION, AI IMPACT, AI ROI + WAY and SPACE Frameworks , DORA Metrics , DX : Leverage Developer Productivity insights from your engineering stack to accelerate SDLC and align engineering work to businessfrom waydev.co
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