Two columns: shipped and landed. Blair Metcalf's Reddit Proto, as he showed it on Claire Vo's How I AI on October 26, 2026, has 100% adoption across 150 people and about 700 prototypes on a public internal dashboard, and the handoff ends in a draft PR that, in his words, may or may not go through; nothing records which. Shipped is the merged PR, the date, and the reviewer's name. Landed is the behavior a user now does with the feature and would be annoyed to lose, with a date. The number to lead with is how many prototypes have a blank in both after a quarter. Figma's design chief reported 17x more code and 1.3x more releases, and 13 of the 39 agents I built were orphans nothing outside the fleet ever read; that is the ratio a count-only dashboard produces.
Two columns: shipped, and landed. Adoption and count tell you the harness is used. They do not tell you anything reached a user.
The Reddit Proto demo, the NN/g survey that argues for measuring arrival, and what each column holds are in Reddit Has 700 Prototypes on a Dashboard. The Column It Needs Is Shipped. The landing test is from What Landing Actually Is, and the 17x to 1.3x ratio is in 17x the Code, 1.3x the Releases. Design's Job Is the Spec Now.
Last reviewed 2026-10-26 · 1 min read