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Test Claude Code in your teams for six weeks first

Tet Digital builds the travel services for Norwegian transit companies such as Ruter and AtB. In January it tested Claude Code with 30 developers from 6 teams for six weeks.

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Tet Digital builds the travel services for Norwegian transit companies such as Ruter and AtB. In January it tested Claude Code with 30 developers from 6 teams for six weeks. 90 percent of the developers said they became more productive, and 45 percent saw higher quality. The teams still did not deliver measurably faster, and product managers saw no change. CTO Stein Inge Morisbak wrote it with Marte Fritzøe from the consultancy Bekk, but the numbers are self-reported.

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Make a plan to test [tool] in [number] teams for [number] weeks. Decide up front what we measure: delivery time, bugs, quality and how developers feel. Pull the numbers from before the pilot from [system]. Write a short survey for developers and product managers. Do not share production data or personal data with the tool. Show me the plan before anything is sent to the teams. You are done when the goals and the baseline are in one document.

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