VS Code Productivity and Onboarding Experience Audit
Find friction in the editor set-up for new developers.
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Audit the editor onboarding experience. Feedback from new developers about setting up and using VS Code: [FEEDBACK]. Time to first successful build for the last five new starters: [TIMES]. Onboarding steps today: [STEPS]. Group feedback into themes with counts, and compute the average time to first build with arithmetic (times of 3, 6, 4, 8 and 4 hours total 25, an average of 5 hours). Read the comments to identify which steps account for most of the delay, and which steps could be automated or removed, missing documentation, and extension or settings problems. Propose a script or container only where it removes a real cause, and say what it would not fix. Draft a one-page set-up guide with the five commonest problems and fixes, set a target for time to first build, and a date to remeasure with the next two starters. With small samples, ask starters for feedback after one week. Return a table and a plan with owners; mark options [VERIFY].
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