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I think you're spot on though because we're facing the same thing. Our team has realized code is now the easy part, it's everything else that is difficult - and maintaining that code going forward is a separate item as well. Trying to think of metrics for how brittle code is, and defining patterns. One thing I'm still not happy with any of the models is it's architecture over a codebase. All of them are great at patches and bugs, but shit at defining decent patterns, so I find myself writing a lot of scaffolding and designs of how the could should flow, and I have a feeling that's where my jobb is heading. I think that's what you're referring to