How Delivery Hero's agent merges 100+ pull requests a day with Claude
Delivery Hero's engineering teams across dozens of regional operations each had different build systems, infrastructure setups, and engineering cultures inherited from independent acquisitions. Centralizing AI tooling was hampered by procurement delays and a decentralized experimentation phase that made consistent measurement and scaled adoption impossible.
Herogen now merges over 100 pull requests per day at an 85% success rate, achieving 18 times the original Q1 2026 quarterly goal.
Claude accounts for 95% of LiteLLM model requests across central engineering teams, with a 9-to-2 preference for Claude emerging from a survey of the CTO group.
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What did this team achieve with this AI workflow?
Herogen now merges over 100 pull requests per day at an 85% success rate, achieving 18 times the original Q1 2026 quarterly goal.
What tools did this team use?
Claude, Claude Opus 4.5, Claude Code, Herogen, Vertex AI, LiteLLM, Jira, Gemini.
What results were reported?
Merged pull requests per day: >100; Task success rate: 85%; Q1 2026 quarterly goal achievement: 18x the original quarterly goal; Claude model usage share: 95% (source-reported, not independently verified).
How is this quality assurance AI workflow structured?
Task assigned via Jira → Herogen writes and tests code → Council of agents reviews code → Human final check → Pull request submitted.