subagent-driven-development

Context pollution occurs when a single agent accumulates state across independent tasks, causing early decisions to constrain later work and bugs to compound. Subagent-driven development dispatches a fresh, isolated subagent for each task, preventing carryover and enabling focused execution with clean reasoning.

Integrate automated code review after each task completes rather than waiting for final review. Subagent-driven development embeds per-task code reviews into the workflow, catching issues immediately and maintaining quality throughout iteration instead of discovering problems late.

Yes. Subagent-driven development executes tasks sequentially with built-in quality gates—code review and test-driven validation after each task—reducing handoff delays and enabling continuous progress within the same session while maintaining high standards.

Use isolated execution when your implementation plan contains several independent tasks that don't require accumulated context from prior work. This approach prevents context pollution, accelerates iteration, and is applicable when tasks can be executed in sequence with post-task reviews.

You need per-task subagent creation capability, isolated execution contexts, post-task code review integration, test-driven validation, and orchestration supporting plan loading, task tracking, and final review. The workflow requires independent tasks within the same session.