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Moove-itCarolina Esses2 min readintermediate

Case Study: How We Doubled Delivery Velocity with Anthropic Claude

Summary

Qubika integrated Anthropic Claude (Chat, Code) and its Agentic Framework into Throne’s engineering workflow for bug fixes and feature work. Over the measured period they cut estimated effort by 52% and delivered code 2.1× faster while optimizing model selection for cost and latency.

  • Claude Chat, Claude Code, and QAF were embedded in daily engineering tasks for bug fixing and feature development.
  • Estimated engineering effort dropped from 1,376 h to 657 h, a 52% reduction, yielding a 2.1× delivery acceleration.
  • Workloads were matched to Claude model variants (Opus, Sonnet, Haiku) to balance reasoning quality, latency, and cost.
  • Continuous governance monitors performance and cost, guiding consolidation of workloads onto Claude where beneficial.

Engineering teams evaluating LLM‑assisted development can see concrete ROI numbers and governance practices for sustainable adoption.

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