Weave

In plain words

Weave is an ML-powered tool designed for engineering leaders to measure software development productivity. Rather than relying on traditional metrics like lines of code or pull request counts, it analyzes code and its direct impact using a custom model that claims significantly higher correlation with actual engineering output. The platform allows teams to benchmark their productivity against peers while maintaining data privacy, aiming to provide a standardized measurement that doesn't incentivize vanity metrics.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

From the sources

Weave is a engineering intelligence platform that combines LLMs & ML to tell you exactly how well you're using AI and shows you how to improve.

Weave gives you the data you need to optimize your engineering team, with our intelligent algorithms that deeply understand your work.

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hey HN, We’re building Weave: an ML-powered tool to measure engineering output, that actually understands engineering output! Why? Here’s the thing: almost every eng leader already measures output - either openly or behind closed doors. But they rely on metrics like lines of code (correlation with effort: ~0.3)…

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