Moneybees Engineering · Bitbucket, 12 product repositoriesas of 24 Aug 2026

Nine years of shipping, matched in sixteen weeks

Every commit and every merged pull request in the Moneybees Bitbucket workspace, 2017 to today. The left lane is the engineering team working by hand across 11 legacy repositories. The right lane is Hive 2.0: one repository, built May to August 2026 by an AI-augmented delivery model running under named human control gates.

Engineering team, by hand
11 repositories · May 2017 – Aug 2026 · 486 weeks · 8 named engineers
8,397commits
2,891merged PRs
+1.14Mlines added

Long-run average 17.3 commits and 6.0 merged PRs per week.

AI-augmented, human-gated
1 repository (hive2) · 6 May – 24 Aug 2026 · 15.7 weeks
4,542commits
2,709merged PRs
+3.21Mlines added

Running at 289 commits and 173 merged PRs per week.

The whole history, one chart

Commits per quarter across all 12 repositories. Blue is the hand-built era. Amber is Hive 2.0 — it starts in 2026 Q2 and immediately towers over every quarter that came before it. Hover any bar for the split.

Legacy repos (team, by hand) Hive 2.0 (AI-augmented)

Weekly rate, side by side

Same yardstick for both lanes: output per week while the lane was active.

Contributor leaderboard

Everyone who ever shipped to a Moneybees repository, sorted by commits. Multiple git identities per person are merged. Lines exclude lockfiles, vendored and minified code, so this is authored change, not npm noise. The amber row is the Hive 2.0 swarm — its entire body of work happened inside one quarter.

#ContributorMerged PRs CommitsMedian lines / commitLines addedLines removedActive spanPer wk
Per wk averages commits over each contributor's own first-to-last span. Median lines / commit shows granularity: a 15-line median means many small commits, so commit counts alone flatter granular committers. Merged PRs is the fairer unit — every one passed review.

Where the work happened

Per-repository totals, sorted by commits. Hive 2.0 is already the second-largest repository ever by commits — and holds more merged PRs than any repository in company history.

RepositoryEraCommitsMerged PRsLines addedTop contributor

How these numbers were made

  1. Source: bare clones of all active Bitbucket repositories in the moneybeesph workspace plus the Bitbucket API for pull requests, collected 24 August 2026.
  2. Commit counts are non-merge commits across all branches. Merge commits are excluded so a PR does not count twice.
  3. Line counts exclude lockfiles (package-lock, pnpm-lock, yarn.lock), node_modules, dist, build, vendored, minified and sourcemap files. Hive 2.0 lines still include generated docs, tests and seeds — treat lines as scale, not effort.
  4. "AI-augmented lane" aggregates the swarm worker, guard and bot identities in hive2. Every one of its 2,476 merged PRs passed the named human control gates — commit, independent review, sign-off, deploy — with Jeff Kent Buenaflor as the approving human, which is why his own row also carries 233 hive2 PRs. This is the same delivery model described in the BSP Engineering Disclosure.
  5. Merged-PR authorship comes from the Bitbucket API author field. The legacy lane's 2,891 PRs span 2017 to 2026.
  6. fsapi, fsclient and fsclient-v2 (the pre-Moneybees FirstTree-era stack) are excluded from every figure on this page on CTO instruction. The other repositories not listed are archives, forks and one-off scripts with negligible activity; their totals would not move any figure here by more than 1 percent.