Do you carefully review your own code? Do you voluntarily learn any new skill beyond "blog post intro tutorial" level? Do you think about the consequences of a change you make beyond the immediate need it addresses? Congratulations: Regardless of talent, you're already better than ~90% of professional programmers. You're a "10x developer" by virtue of the fact that by a reasonable baseline of quality the remainder are "0.1x developers" or worse.
I don't think that Google is wrong to focus on mitigating the damage that the majority of engineers will inflict on a codebase. In fact it's depressing how right they are, and what the realities of software engineering look like at scale. It confuses me though that small teams select tools built to solve those problems.