You're more or less correct in your understanding, we're trying to get to 80%, and are certainly not there yet.
The other thing to keep in mind is that there's a lot more than goes into developing software than just code.
We've already been able to automate problems such as selecting the optimal creators (developers, QAs, designers) for a given project from our capacity network, the ability to price out and estimate timelines for a project (something that takes our competitors 2-3 weeks), onboard and evaluate engineers on our platform, predict, arbitrage and scale cloud infrastructure for our client's projects, along with a bunch of other areas.
There's definitely a long way for us to go, however we have been able to show proven success on these problem areas already.
You're more or less correct in your understanding, we're trying to get to 80%, and are certainly not there yet. The other thing to keep in mind is that there's a lot more than goes into developing software than just code.
We've already been able to automate problems such as selecting the optimal creators (developers, QAs, designers) for a given project from our capacity network, the ability to price out and estimate timelines for a project (something that takes our competitors 2-3 weeks), onboard and evaluate engineers on our platform, predict, arbitrage and scale cloud infrastructure for our client's projects, along with a bunch of other areas.
There's definitely a long way for us to go, however we have been able to show proven success on these problem areas already.