subagent-development

Automating implementation plan execution is achieved by dispatching a fresh subagent for each task. This approach ensures isolation and focused progress while preserving a global coordination context to manage dependencies.

The two-stage review process for task orchestration evaluates spec compliance first, then code quality. This mechanism ensures high-quality output from dispatched subagents by systematically validating functional requirements before reviewing implementation standards.

Managing task dependencies and validation in subagent-driven development relies on built-in plan validation gates. These gates order task execution and allow optional research phases to clarify unfamiliar domains before dispatching subagents.

Plan dispatch is specifically designed for plans containing multiple independent tasks in a single session. It delegates each task to a fresh subagent to avoid context leakage and enable parallel progress across the workflow.

Subagent development supports finishing and branch workflows to manage task scope and integration. These workflows ensure that executed tasks are properly scoped and merged back into the main coordination context after completion.

Using fresh subagents for each task avoids context leakage and enables parallel progress. A single agent accumulates context over time, whereas fresh subagents maintain focused isolation while a global context coordinates the overall plan.