obra/superpowers@subagent-driven-development

You can automate code review for multi-task plans by dispatching fresh implementer subagents per task and enforcing a two-stage review workflow to ensure spec compliance and code quality within a single session. Predefined prompts handle task dispatch, review, and structured reporting.

Subagent-driven development is a workflow orchestration method that distributes work to fresh subagents per task to ensure isolated context. It automates complex task execution by using predefined prompts to dispatch implementer subagents and conduct two-stage reviews for quality and speed.

You execute a two-stage code review by first dispatching an implementer subagent for a task, then running a spec compliance review followed by a code quality review. Predefined prompt templates automate this dispatch and review process to maintain structured reporting.

Yes, this subagent workflow is specifically applied to project plans with independent tasks. It instantiates a fresh subagent per task to ensure isolated context and parallel progress, maintaining continuity for multi-task plans within a single session.

The best way to orchestrate per-task subagents is to use predefined prompt templates that automate task dispatch and enforce two-stage reviews. This approach ensures isolated context for each task and structured reporting, enabling faster iteration and rapid results.

Fresh subagents per task are needed to ensure isolated context and enable parallel progress. A single context would mix task data, whereas this subagent-driven workflow automates task extraction and dispatches isolated subagents to maintain quality through two-stage reviews.