subagent-driven-development

Subagent-driven development automates plan execution by dispatching a fresh, isolated subagent for each independent task within a single session. This approach reduces context pollution and accelerates delivery by maintaining focused task environments.

A two-stage review workflow for subagent task execution requires passing spec compliance and code quality reviews sequentially. Each dispatched subagent must satisfy both review stages before the orchestration engine moves to the next task in the plan.

Dispatching independent development tasks to subagents requires a plan-dispatch workflow where the system allocates a fresh subagent per task. The orchestrator propagates clear task context to each isolated agent to support sequential or parallel execution.

Yes, subagent-driven development supports structured task orchestration for parallel or sequential execution across independent plan tasks. Each task receives a fresh subagent with isolated context, ensuring focused execution before the two-stage review process.

Isolated subagents for development workflow automation should not be used when tasks are highly dependent on each other or require shared evolving context. This approach requires tasks to be largely independent to benefit from isolated execution and structured review loops.

Subagent-driven development requires a development branching workflow for final integration after all tasks pass their two-stage reviews. The system provides structured task orchestration and clear context propagation to integrate completed isolated tasks into the main branch.