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You can dispatch a fresh subagent for each task to execute plan steps with isolated context, preventing cross-task leakage. This approach coordinates per-task architecture context and dependencies, applying a two-stage review before completion to manage complex plans effectively.

A two-stage review enforces spec compliance followed by code quality before completing a dispatched task. This mechanism ensures the subagent's output meets the implementation requirements first, then validates the code quality standards before finalizing the execution.

To prevent context leakage, dispatch a fresh subagent for each task to ensure isolated execution context. For coupled tasks, use serial processing to maintain order and isolation, ensuring per-task architecture context and dependencies are managed without cross-task interference.

Use serial processing for task dispatch when handling coupled tasks that require strict sequential execution or when agent teams are unavailable. This ensures per-task dependencies are respected and maintains isolated context for each step of the implementation plan.

Yes, you can coordinate fresh subagents for multi-task plans by dispatching each task with dedicated execution context. This supports both serial processing for coupled tasks and agent teams, enforcing two-stage reviews to ensure spec compliance and code quality before completion.

Implementation plans fail code quality checks if the two-stage review is not properly enforced. You must ensure each dispatched subagent passes spec compliance first, then undergoes code quality review before the task is marked complete, maintaining isolated context throughout.