Orchestration that
finishes what it starts.

Claude Code can do individual tasks well — write a function, run a test, create a commit. But multi-step workflows fall apart. It forgets the next step, skips the review phase, or creates the PR before running tests. You end up being the orchestrator, manually sequencing every step.

Dev10x's /work-on command runs the entire scope-to-merge pipeline from a single input. Feed it a ticket URL, Slack thread, or Sentry issue — it scopes the work, creates a branch, implements the plan, self-reviews, grooms history, creates the PR, and monitors CI. Each step follows your customizable playbook.

Claude can write a function. It can run a test. It can create a commit. What it can't do is put those in the right order and not skip half of them. You end up being the project manager for a junior developer who can type at 1000 WPM but needs to be told "now run the tests" after every change. That's not AI-assisted development. That's verbal pair programming with extra steps.

/work-on takes a ticket URL and runs the entire pipeline: branch, implement, test, review, commit, PR, CI monitoring. Each step follows your customizable playbook. Feed it a Slack thread or Sentry issue — same result. You stop being the orchestrator. The AI becomes one.