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In 2009, a group working with Martin wrote an extension of [[software development]] principles, the [[Software craftsmanship|Software Craftsmanship Manifesto]], to guide agile software development according to [[professional]] conduct and mastery.

In 2011, the Agile Alliance created the ''Guide to Agile Practices'' (renamed the ''Agile Glossary'' in 2016),<ref>{{Cite news|url=https://www.agilealliance.org/how-you-can-help-the-agile-alliance-help-you/|title=How You Can Help Agile Alliance Help You|last=McDonald|first=Kent|date=1 November 2016|work=Agile Alliance Blog|access-date=4 July 2017}}</ref> an evolving [[Open source|open-source]] compendium of the working definitions of agile practices, terms, and elements, along with interpretations and experience guidelines from the worldwide community of agile practitioners.

Thus, according to the 15th Annual State of [https://www.runn.io/blog/agile-statistics?utm_source=chatgpt.com Agile Report], ''94% of companies have seen improved project visibility'', and ''42% faster delivery times after adopting Agile''. Agile benefits for startups also include ''25% faster time-to-market'' and improved team collaboration. Agile’s iterative nature also allows startups to deliver [https://fasterthanlight.me/blog/post/what-are-mvp-development-services-the-ultimate-guide#ieewja minimum viable products (MVPs)] quickly, gather user feedback, and make necessary adjustments without significant resource waste.

== Values and principles <span class="anchor" id="The Agile Manifesto"></span> ==