Task complete
ENG-142 · Add a health check endpoint
Added /api/health, covered the response with tests, and opened a pull request. Ready for your review.
PR #83 · Checks passed
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Put more of your engineering budget into shipped product. Orchestrix turns Linear tasks into tested GitHub pull requests and sends you the results via Slack.
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Orchestrix · example task run
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Code & review
GitHub
Reports
Slack
Ready for review
Less waiting
Work starts in one second
Less follow-up
Results come to you in Slack
Less re-explaining
Project context carries forward
Less manual checking
QA runs every day
How it works
Move work forward without managing every step.
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Connect your existing tools
Connect Linear, GitHub, and Slack. Keep the workflow your team knows, without another place to manage tasks or chase updates.
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Create a task in Linear
Describe the feature, bug fix, or refactor once. Orchestrix starts work one second later, using your project context so you can focus on the next priority.
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Review the result
Get the pull request and completion report in Slack. If a blocker needs your input, you get the specific question. Spend your time on decisions instead of checking progress.
Fewer interruptions
Know what needs you.
Get back to what matters.
Get results and specific blockers in Slack, without checking on every task. Your project brain remembers the context, and daily QA handles routine checks—giving you more time to build the product.
# engineering
Example Slack reportsNeeds your input
ENG-143 · Update the checkout flow
The task has conflicting requirements for guest checkout. Confirm whether guests can purchase so work can continue.
The project brain
Spend less time explaining the same architecture and decisions. Each task starts with the context your project has already built.
Example lesson · saved after ENG-142
Health routes use the shared response helper. Keep status checks outside the authentication middleware.
Your daily QA report
Spend less time on routine checks. A daily tester sends failures and improvement opportunities to Slack so you can decide what deserves attention.
Example failure: Password reset link expires before use.
Improvement: Add coverage for an empty cart at checkout.
Where you save time
Make more of your engineering budget.
Keep work moving while you focus
Create a Linear task and work starts one second later. Give your attention to product decisions while implementation moves toward a pull request.
Explain your project once
Stop rebuilding context for every task. The project brain keeps your architecture, conventions, and past decisions available for the next piece of work.
Find problems before they pile up
Daily QA reports failures and improvement opportunities, helping you catch issues earlier and spend less time manually checking the project.
Spend less time repeating yourself
Lessons from each completed task update the project brain. Future work starts with that knowledge, reducing the need to explain the same decisions again.
Put engineering time into decisions
Get code changes and checks in a GitHub pull request. Your team can focus its expertise on reviewing the result instead of doing every implementation step manually.
Stop chasing status updates
Completion reports and blockers come to your Slack channel with the context you need. Fewer dashboard checks and follow-ups to find out where work stands.
Your connected workspace
Less coordination. More progress.
Cut the time spent moving tickets, repeating context, and asking for updates. Your team keeps its familiar tools and gets more time for work that moves the product forward.
Linear sets the direction
Your tasks describe what to build and why. Execution starts one second after creation.
GitHub holds the result
Code changes, checks, and pull requests stay with your repository, ready for review.
Slack closes the loop
Completion reports, blockers, and daily QA findings reach your team in one place.
Your project brain connects it all
Decisions and lessons from each task update the context for the work that follows.
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Make room for the work you keep postponing.
The fixes that slip to next sprint. The feature you never have time for. Join the beta and give that work a way forward without adding more to your team's plate.