> But you can try and improve the metrics within a single project. Yes. But it means that it doesn’t let you assess code quality, only (at best) changes in cod

> But you can try and improve the metrics within a single project. Yes. But it means that it doesn’t let you assess code quality, only (at best) changes in code quality. And it’s difficult as soon as you add or remove functionality, because then it isn’t strictly speaking the same project anymore, as you may have increased or decreased the essential complexity. What you can assess is whether a pure refactor improves or worsens a project’s amenibility to AI coding.