Live Data from Git History

Building OBX with OBX

How AI-native development delivers a production-grade platform in 47 days with a 3-person team.

Feb 21 → Apr 8, 2026 · 47 calendar days · 33 working days · 1 primary developer
1,038
Total Commits
31.5 commits / working day
186K
Lines of Production Code
782 Python files · 68 test files
429K
Lines Written (Gross)
13,011 lines / working day
47
Days to Production
Full platform: CLI + Server + TUI

Velocity: OBX vs. Industry

Metric Traditional Dev Claude Code User OBX-Powered Dev
Commits / working day 2 – 4 6 – 12 31.5 ~10x
Lines written / day 100 – 150 400 – 750 13,011 ~87x
PRs merged / month 12 – 18 24 – 36 600+ ~33x
Days to 186K LoC platform 12 – 18 months 4 – 6 months 47 days ~8x
AI-assisted code share 0% 15 – 25% ~100%
Team size needed 5 – 8 engineers 3 – 4 engineers 1 + AI agents
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Development Trajectory

Cumulative Lines of Code — OBX vs. Projected Traditional Team
OBX actual (git history) vs. estimated trajectory for a 5-person team without AI
Weekly Commit Volume
Commits per ISO week from git log
Weekly Net Lines Added
Insertions minus deletions per week
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AI Co-Authorship Breakdown

Co-Authored Commits by Model
809 AI co-authored trailers across 1,038 total commits
Opus 4.6
561
69.3% of AI commits
Sonnet 4.6
228
28.2% of AI commits
Sonnet 4.5
19
2.3% of AI commits
Human Contributors
3 engineers — Mo Mughrabi (primary), Marouane Fawzi, Sifeddine Nahhas
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The Business Case

Cost to Build Equivalent Platform
Estimated cost based on $180K/yr avg. senior engineer salary
Time to Market Comparison
Days to ship a 186K LoC production platform
8–10x

Faster Time to Market

What typically takes 12–18 months with a traditional team was shipped in 47 days. OBX customers get features at the speed of thought, not the speed of hiring.

$850K+

Saved in Engineering Costs

Building this with a 5-person team over 12 months would cost ~$900K in salaries alone. OBX did it with 1 primary engineer + AI agents in 47 days.

100%

AI-Augmented Development

Every commit is AI co-authored. OBX doesn't just use AI — it's the proving ground. The product builds itself, validating the “self-driving codebase” thesis in real time.