idea-to-implementation

To turn research ideas into isolated code implementations, split brainstorming results into distinct hypotheses and generate separate workspace folders. Each folder contains copied reference files and plan-first tracking documents like PLAN.md and APPROACH.md.

To test multiple research hypotheses without merging code changes, create separate implementation folders for each idea. This approach uses minimal diffs and parallel subagent execution to verify each hypothesis independently.

The best way to validate deep-research recommendations in parallel is applying per-idea planning before coding within isolated workspaces. This method uses parallel subagents and minimal diffs to independently verify each recommendation's effect.

Yes, you can run parallel experiments with minimal diffs using subagents. The workflow executes parallel subagent instances across isolated folders, preserving original source files by copying before editing.

Yes, the idea-to-implementation workflow requires per-idea planning before coding. Each isolated folder gets a PLAN.md and APPROACH.md file to track intent, verify execution, and judge the effect of every idea independently.

You should not use isolated folders for brainstorming outputs when ideas should be tested as merged changes rather than distinct hypotheses. This workflow is specifically designed for post-research implementation work requiring independent verification.