This is throughput from a team running Q in production — not a synthetic benchmark. Each bar is one sprint's completed points, tracked from early rollout through steady-state orchestration.
Each bar is one sprint's completed story points, S10 through S41 — about eight months of continuous delivery. The dashed line inside each phase is that phase's average; the white line is the monthly cumulative total, read against the right-hand axis.
The four phases mark distinct stages of adoption: an initial rollout window, a landing period as the team ramped up, a scaling phase, and a compounding phase where velocity climbed and held. Sprint point totals are the team's own estimates, tracked in Jira and pulled directly from sprint reports — nothing here is modeled or projected.
The first phase (S10–S17) is a 7-person development team working the backlog by hand. Starting at LANDING (S18), that team was replaced by a single senior engineer operating Q. Through April, May, and June that engineer refined the prompts and workflow behind the orchestration; by July the improvements compounded into a step change in output.
Month over month: April → May +19%, May → June +28%, June → July +69% in completed story points — computed directly from the sprint totals above.
Hover any bar for that sprint's exact point total and phase.
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