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Spec compliance is verified by running a dedicated review stage that checks the subagent's output against the original specifications. This ensures spec fidelity before the results are accepted into your codebase.

A two-stage review enforces code quality by first verifying spec compliance, then assessing code quality through a separate reviewer prompt. This structured handoff workflow ensures both accuracy and robustness before accepting results.

You need a defined implementation plan and templated workflow with implementer and reviewer prompts. The skill provides these templates to guide end-to-end execution, culminating in a final code review.

The best way to prevent cross-task contamination is dispatching a fresh subagent for each implementation task. This isolation ensures zero session context bleeds between tasks, maintaining clean guardrails and preserving session state.

Task isolation matters for code quality because it enforces a clean execution environment with zero session context for each subagent. This prevents cross-task contamination and supports a structured two-stage review process.