The interface is easy to use. We use the "pull request"-overview on a daily basis. It's a bit unclear how often the PR's are updated though (if it's daily, hourly etc)

Github integration, and the insight in PRs

One of the best things about DX is that it replaces assumptions with a clear, data-driven understanding of developer experience. Instead of relying on intuition and assumptions, DX gives us measurable, comparable insights into where friction actually exists, whether it's in tooling, documentation, cross-team collaboration, or pipelines and delivery flows. It provides concrete data to validate whether our initiatives are truly moving the needle for product teams, giving us a much stronger foundation for prioritizing work and aligning improvements with real team needs. As a platform domain, DX is especially valuable because it highlights where we can have the greatest positive impact across the organisation. When DX shows that certain issues (e.g., poor documentation quality) are common across the organisation, it helps us prioritise systemic improvements rather than local optimisations. It essentially gives us a shared compass for where our work will deliver the most value. In short, DX helps ensure developer time is spent where it creates the most value, and that our technical decisions are backed by evidence rather than opinion.