Adoption

Installing Syntic Code across a fleet is a technical problem with a clean solution. Getting developers to actually use it, and to use it well, is a human problem that no install script solves. This section is about that second challenge. It collects the materials and tactics that turn a tool you have deployed into a habit your engineers rely on.

Why adoption needs its own plan

A powerful agent that sits unused is a cost with no return, and adoption rarely happens on its own. Developers are busy, skeptical of new tools, and quick to abandon anything that gets in the way. Successful rollouts treat adoption as deliberately as deployment: they explain the why, lower the barrier to the first useful experience, and give people a local person to ask when they get stuck. This section provides two complementary assets for doing exactly that.

What each page offers

• Communications Kit gives you the messaging to launch and sustain Syntic Code across the organization, from the announcement that introduces it to the follow-ups that keep momentum.
• Champion Kit helps you find and equip the enthusiastic early users who will support their teammates and carry adoption further than any top-down memo can.

The two work together. Communications set the context and create awareness at scale, while champions provide the human, hands-on support that turns awareness into daily use. Start with the Communications Kit to plan your launch messaging, then use the Champion Kit to build the network of people who will keep adoption growing after the announcement fades. Pair both with the adoption analytics in the Usage & Costs section so you can see whether your efforts are working and where to focus next.