subagent-driven-development

Automate task delegation by dispatching fresh subagents per task and enforcing a two-stage review for spec compliance and code quality. This method parses existing implementation plans and isolates independent workstreams to maintain clean context.

Enforce code quality and spec compliance by applying a two-stage automated review process during task execution. The first stage checks spec compliance, and the second stage evaluates code quality to catch issues early before integration.

Yes, you can use fresh subagents per task when tasks are largely independent. This approach enables parallel workstreams and deterministic execution by isolating context for each implementer and applying automated per-task reviews.

Integrate test-driven-development workflows by enforcing TDD-style quality gates within the plan execution cycle. The orchestration enforces these gates during subagent task delegation to ensure automated reviews catch issues early.

Avoid using isolated subagents for task delegation when an implementation plan does not exist or when tasks are highly interdependent. This orchestration method requires existing plans and largely independent tasks to enable parallel workstreams.

No, subagent-driven-development has no specific dependencies required to run. It orchestrates end-to-end task execution directly by parsing implementation plans and dispatching fresh subagents per task with automated two-stage reviews.