subagent-driven-development

Subagent-driven development automates task execution by dispatching fresh subagents per independent task, followed by a two-stage review loop to verify spec compliance and code quality. This isolation prevents cross-task contamination and ensures strict quality checks.

Subagent-driven development is an orchestration technique that assigns each plan task to a fresh subagent, keeping contexts isolated. It handles code review through a deterministic two-stage process: first verifying spec compliance, then evaluating overall code quality.

You can orchestrate parallel task execution without contamination by dispatching fresh subagents for each independent task. This isolation prevents cross-task context interference while maintaining overall plan integrity through deterministic coordination.

Yes, subagent-driven development is designed for sessions with many independent tasks requiring fast iteration. It applies deterministic task orchestration to execute complex plans sequentially or in parallel while maintaining strict spec and quality checks.

The best way to verify spec compliance during automated task execution is using a two-stage review loop. After a fresh subagent completes a task, the first stage checks spec compliance, and the second stage reviews code quality before finalizing the output.

You should avoid using fresh subagents for task execution when your plan contains highly dependent tasks requiring shared context, as the isolation mechanism is designed for independent tasks and may hinder coordination for tightly coupled operations.