subagent-driven-development

To execute an implementation plan with autonomous subagents, provide the full plan to the system, which delegates each task to a fresh subagent and enforces a two-stage review for spec compliance and code quality before proceeding.

Two-stage review in subagent-driven development is a validation mechanism that checks spec compliance and code quality sequentially for each delegated task, catching issues early to ensure high-quality results before proceeding.

To prevent context bleed when delegating independent implementation tasks, assign a fresh subagent per task, ensuring per-task isolation, deterministic context, and clear responsibility throughout the workflow.

Subagent orchestration is designed for plan-driven tasks that are largely independent; it is not suitable for tightly coupled feature tasks because per-task isolation and fresh subagents assume minimal cross-task dependency.

The best way to verify code quality during automated plan execution is applying a deterministic workflow that dispatches dedicated subagents per task and enforces multi-stage validation covering both spec compliance and code quality.

Yes, you need to provide a full implementation plan before starting subagent delegation, because the workflow requires implementers to read the complete plan and execute per-task instructions in isolation.