I think the team could very well exist permanently. It's just that their aim would then not be to unify tools, but to ensure code quality and work efficiency of

I think the team could very well exist permanently. It's just that their aim would then not be to unify tools, but to ensure code quality and work efficiency of various teams, as the author already stated in the article. Quality assurance and checking can be beneficial all along the way, as long as it's not overdone.