recursive-subagent

Delegated code reviews use subagents to handle bounded implementation and review tasks. The skill orchestrates analyst, planner, code-reviewer, tester, and implementer roles while enforcing a strict handoff contract to maintain accountability.

When subagents are unavailable, the system executes a self-audit fallback. It enforces explicit recovery steps locally to preserve overall ownership and audit rigor without proceeding with delegation.

Recursive routing policies determine if delegation is approved before dispatch. The skill respects routing when enabled by recursive-router and enforces policy checks before engaging subagents for the current audit phase.

A memory auditor should be used when structured recursion requires clear handoffs and guardrails. It defines how to engage specific roles during bounded delegation while preserving ownership within a single active recursive phase.

Yes, bounded implementation is supported within a single active recursive phase. The skill prioritizes bounded delegation for audit, review, and implementation tasks while enforcing a mandatory self-audit fallback.