Index-first coordination
Tasks, files, feature wiring, and dev history live in one place so each agent starts informed instead of guessing.
- Shared `.10x` project state
- Task handoffs without context loss
- Safer refactors across agents
10x Development Team turns Claude, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, and more into a coordinated product team. Planning, design systems, backend logic, testing, deployment, and project memory all move through one shared operating model.
$ /start > scope detected: production > team lead assigned > ui-designer -> design system > backend-dev -> contracts + data model > qa-tester -> test pyramid + release gates > deployer -> smoke tests + rollback plan status: building with shared project memory
Works with the AI clients teams already use
The plugin packages specialist agents, project memory, reusable knowledge, and deployment discipline into one frontend-ready system. You keep your preferred AI client. The workflow becomes consistent.
Tasks, files, feature wiring, and dev history live in one place so each agent starts informed instead of guessing.
Design-first principles, component reuse, loading states, accessibility, and responsive behavior are built into the instructions.
Architecture reviews, testing strategy, deployment checklists, rollback plans, and incident response now ship with the plugin.
Mirrored instruction surfaces and skill libraries mean both runtimes load the same workflows instead of drifting apart.
Each agent owns a distinct part of delivery, from the first spec to the final deploy. That separation makes the plugin feel more like a real engineering team.
Breaks the work down, routes tasks to the right specialist, and keeps the plan grounded in project state.
Builds polished interfaces, reusable components, strong hierarchy, responsive behavior, and a design system that stays coherent.
Owns APIs, auth, data models, validation, service wiring, and the response contracts your frontend can actually trust.
Handles tests, deployment gates, rollback discipline, smoke checks, and the ugly failure modes teams usually leave undocumented.
The gentic reference uses a crisp step rhythm, so this section does the same while staying true to what your plugin actually delivers.
The team lead reads the request, detects scope, and turns a loose idea into concrete tasks, expected outputs, and ownership.
Design rules, architecture notes, API expectations, and engineering constraints are defined before implementation expands.
Frontend, backend, and support work can move at once because the file index and feature map act as the handoff layer.
Tests, build checks, deployment checklists, migration safety, smoke tests, and rollout planning happen before the ship button.
Knowledge files, dev logs, and project memory make the next session faster, cheaper, and far less dependent on chat history.
The plugin keeps the interface simple for builders while making the execution model much stricter behind the scenes.
/start /build /add-page landing-page /connect-data supabase /deploy Behind the scenes: - architecture review - task ownership - response contracts - testing strategy - rollback planning
/fix login redirect loop /review /update-deps /status /resumeproject Behind the scenes: - scoped edits - safer handoffs - persistent memory - production checklists - incident-ready documentation
This redesign also reflects the latest repo changes: mirrored runtime support, updated skills, and new production knowledge files.
The plugin now carries deployment, testing, and engineering-standard references that agents can pull directly into implementation work.
Use the repo directly, install from npm, or wire the plugin into your preferred AI coding environment.
Install the plugin, point it at your project, and let the agents work with clearer ownership, better UI standards, safer releases, and less repeated context.