CC10x Workflow Router FAQs

Question 1

How does the router manage project context?

Accepted Answer

The router uses a 'Memory First' approach, loading three specific files (.claude/cc10x/activeContext.md, patterns.md, and progress.md) at the start of every task and updating them at the end.

Question 2

Can I use it to fix existing bugs?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. The DEBUG workflow checks project-specific 'Common Gotchas,' investigates the issue using a 'Log First' approach, implements a fix, and verifies the solution.

Question 3

What is the cc10x-router?

Accepted Answer

It is an execution engine for Claude Code that detects your intent—such as building a feature or fixing a bug—and automatically runs a multi-step workflow involving specialized AI agents.

Question 4

Why does the router ask so many questions at the start?

Accepted Answer

Requirement clarification is a mandatory step in the workflow to prevent building the wrong solution. It ensures the AI understands your tech stack, features, and constraints before invoking sub-agents.

Question 5

Does it build code automatically?

Accepted Answer

Yes, when it detects a 'BUILD' intent, it follows a sequence: it clarifies requirements with you, builds the component using TDD, reviews the code, and verifies integration.

CC10x Workflow Router

Key Features

Use Cases

CC10x Workflow Router

Key Features

Use Cases