arc-agent-driven

Automated task list execution is handled by dispatching a fresh subagent for each task, followed by a mandatory two-stage review process checking spec compliance and code quality before proceeding. This ensures high-quality code and fast iteration cycles.

Automated agent workflow prevents context pollution by dispatching a fresh subagent for every individual task in the list. Each subagent executes its specific task independently, ensuring clean context for rigorous implementation and review.

TDD practices are enforced within the autonomous agent execution pipeline by integrating with arc-tdd. This ensures every dispatched task is developed using Test-Driven Development before passing the two-stage spec and code quality reviews.

The two-stage review process in automated task execution enforces a spec compliance review followed by a code quality review for every task. This mandatory gate ensures each implementation meets design specifications before proceeding.

A defined task list is required before starting autonomous agent workflow execution. The pipeline automates the implementation, testing, and review of each task within that list, providing a clear audit trail and ensuring quality gates are met.

Subagent dispatching for your development pipeline should be used when managing a feature with multiple independent tasks. It autonomously handles the implementation, testing, and review of each task, providing fast iteration and preventing context pollution.