Executing Plans

Automating implementation plan execution is handled by a subagent-driven pattern where each task gets a fresh agent and passes mandatory code review quality gates before proceeding. This ensures systematic, iterative development with minimal manual intervention.

A subagent-driven workflow delegates each independent plan task to a fresh, focused agent. It enforces TDD and mandatory code reviews between tasks to verify quality before moving to the next step, ensuring robust and well-tested outputs.

Enforcing code reviews and TDD between automated tasks requires quality gates built into the execution flow. The process checks that code is tested and functional before proceeding, halting iteration if quality standards are not met.

Automated plan execution fully supports test-driven development workflows. It applies quality gates to ensure code is tested and functional after each subagent task before allowing the iterative process to proceed to the next phase.

The best way to execute detailed plans with minimal delays is using a subagent-driven pattern with mandatory code reviews. It automates systematic software development, providing focused attention and verification for independent tasks without continuous human input.

You need quality gates in automated execution workflows when independent tasks require focused attention and verification. They enforce mandatory code reviews between tasks, ensuring high-quality, iterative development standards are met before proceeding.