subagent-driven-development

To isolate context in complex workflows, delegate each plan task to a fresh subagent. This prevents context leakage by enforcing deterministic task boundaries and providing explicit context provisioning for every independent unit executed.

Subagent-driven development dispatches plan tasks to fresh subagents to enforce context isolation. Use it for feature development plans, debugging sessions, and sequential planning-heavy workflows where tasks are well-scoped and require strict spec compliance.

Enforce spec compliance and code quality by requiring per-task reviews before progression. The system evaluates spec compliance first, then code quality, offering structured recovery options to handle failures before moving to the next sequential task.

Yes, subagent task delegation works for debugging sessions and planning-heavy workflows. It handles complex workstreams by decomposing tasks into independent units executed in sequence with strict per-task reviews to ensure high-quality outcomes.

Fresh subagents require well-scoped tasks and explicit context provisioning to function correctly. The approach enforces deterministic task boundaries, meaning poorly defined sequential plans or tasks lacking clear independent boundaries may trigger structured recovery options.

Subagent context isolation handles task failures through structured recovery options. If a per-task review for spec compliance or code quality fails, the system prevents progression until the issue is resolved, ensuring high-quality outcomes before the next step.