Add article: You're Measuring AI Spend, Not AI Value#88
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Adds a new Articles entry on cost-per-verified-outcome (CPVO), a team-level framework for governing AI dev-tool spend. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Adds one entry to the Articles section:
Why it fits
The list already curates engineering-productivity-metrics articles (e.g. "Flawed Five Engineering Productivity Metrics"). This piece is in the same vein for the AI era: it argues velocity and lines-of-code broke as proxies once AI entered the loop, and proposes cost-per-verified-outcome (CPVO) plus review-tax and verified-share as a team-level dashboard for governing AI dev-tool spend — without per-person leaderboards.
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list.jsonwith"cat": "article"(per the contributing workflow).README.mdby hand to keep the diff minimal (runningnode indexwould have removed several existing entries that are present in the README but missing fromlist.json).