A person gets a tool. The tool makes them quicker.
They write faster, decide faster, ship faster.

But the team doesn't feel it.

The standup still runs long. The decision still circles. The thing one person figured out on Tuesday still hasn't reached the person who needed it on Wednesday.

We gave speed to individuals and hoped it would ripple outward. It didn't.

The gap between people on a team is not a technology problem. It is a proximity problem. Context drifts. Alignment decays. Small misunderstandings compound into weeks of lost time.

We started Sol Foundry because we believe the next leap has nothing to do with making one person more capable. It has everything to do with making ten people feel like one.