sdcorejs-subagent-driven-dev

Preventing merge conflicts during parallel coding tasks requires enforcing strict unit decomposition with independent file targets and isolated per-agent briefings. This Skill runs conflict scans and convention drift detection before final handoff to ensure seamless integration.

Orchestrating batch code generation is best achieved through controlled parallel dispatch with wave sequencing. This Skill caps concurrent agent calls at five and provides each unit with a self-contained briefing to manage large batches across Angular Portal, NestJS, and Next.js.

Yes, you can use subagent delegation for multi-screen generation in Next.js. The Skill supports delegating three or more independent work units during code generation phases, handling everything from initial dispatch to final global build and smoke verification.

Partial-failure reporting for parallel subagent execution requires honest surfacing of success, warning, error, or pending outcomes. The Skill mandates this status reporting before performing redundant-code checks and synthesizing a consolidated handoff.

Yes, an approved plan is required before starting subagent-driven development. The Skill splits execution only from an already approved plan to ensure generated work units have independent file targets, isolated context, and isolation-verifiable tests.

A limitation of parallel dispatch for SDLC orchestration is that work units must be strictly independent to avoid merge chaos. Additionally, concurrent agent dispatch is capped at five, requiring wave sequencing for larger batches beyond that threshold.