sadd:subagent-driven-development

Subagent-driven development dispatches a fresh subagent for each independent task within a single session. This approach isolates execution context, enabling rapid iteration and preventing state overlap during parallel task processing.

Yes, subagent orchestration enforces quality gates by running post-task code reviews and structuring feedback before moving to the next task. This iterative review mechanism catches issues early in the development process.

You need subagent orchestration when facing 3 or more independent issues or implementation plan tasks that can be investigated separately. It provides per-task isolation and traceability without shared state dependencies.

Dispatch a fresh subagent for each task in your plan and review the structured outputs after each task completes. This validates quality and ensures each independent task meets requirements before proceeding.

Yes, it supports both sequential and parallel execution of independent tasks to maximize throughput. Tasks execute without shared state, allowing flexible orchestration while maintaining isolation and traceability across the session.

Fresh subagents require tasks to be independent without shared state or dependencies between them. If tasks require shared context or sequential data passing, the isolation model prevents inter-task communication within the session.