subagent-contract

You can standardize communication by defining a universal contract that specifies consistent inputs, outputs, and error handling to ensure reliable delegation across exploration, design, review, and implementation phases.

Aggregating subagent results requires a standardized protocol that combines universal result structures into a cohesive summary, ensuring consistent inputs and predictable outputs across delegation tasks.

Subagent delegation handles errors through standardized contract mechanisms for blockers reporting and recoverable-error signaling, which guide the orchestrator's response and prevent miscommunication during task execution.

You prevent hallucinations by applying pre-submission verification and strict file-reference validation defined in the contract, ensuring references and assumptions are valid before returning results to the orchestrator.

Yes, a single standardized contract applies across exploration, design, review, and implementation phases, defining clear interaction rules that protect context and minimize drift throughout the delegation workflow.

Unpredictable aggregation formats occur when subagents lack a universal result structure. Implementing a standardized contract enforces consistent outputs, blockers reporting, and pre-submission verification to ensure reliable aggregation.