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Engineering work as a compounding asset

Value Cockpit

Every dollar shown here is derived from signals CodeLedger captured directly from CI — retries avoided, context reused, patterns compounded. The math is in the open.

Estimated savings (last 30 days)

$14,055flat vs last 7 days
low confidence· 87 events

Breakdown by component

hours saved · % of total

Rework reduction

59.5 = 87 executions × reworkRatio(0.57) × reworkMultiplier(1.2)

59.5h

63.5%

Context recovery

12.0 = 87 executions × timeToContextSaved(0.14)

12.0h

12.8%

Pattern leverage

22.2 = 87 executions × patternReuseRate(0.62) × hoursPerReuse(0.41)

22.2h

23.7%

How this value is computed

estimatedSavings = cost_per_hour × (reworkAvoidedHours + contextRecoveryHours + patternLeverageHours)

Input signals (each with evidence)

SignalValueSeverityEvidence
Rework ratio
Rework ratio — fraction of executions requiring follow-up fixes
0.57%warnView evidence →
Context recovery time
Context recovery time — hours saved per execution via bundle precision
0.14hinfoView evidence →
Pattern reuse rate
Pattern reuse rate — fraction of executions matching a known pattern
0.62%infoView evidence →
Execution reliability
Execution reliability — first-pass success rate
0.78%infoView evidence →

Assumptions

Adjust these to match your loaded rate. The math changes — the direction doesn’t.

Cost per hour (loaded)

$150

per engineer-hour

Rework multiplier

1.2×

context switching cost

Blended hours / execution

0.80h

average

Unseen value — not in this estimate

Value also includes prevention of unsafe memory persistence — writes that required redaction or were blocked by safety checks represent avoided risk that does not appear in the dollar estimate but contributes to institutional memory hygiene.

Value is grounded in aggregate signals. No individual developer scoring.