subagent-driven-development

Subagent orchestration prevents context pollution by assigning each task to a fresh subagent for independent execution, ensuring isolated task contexts and structured prompts throughout the workflow.

The best way to enforce quality assurance in an automated workflow is applying a two-stage review after every task to validate both specification consistency and code quality before completion.

Set up isolated subagent task delegation by assigning new subagents to execute tasks independently, then applying a two-stage review to validate specifications and code quality with auditable completion reporting.

Subagent-driven development works for rapid iteration with independent tasks by providing a clear delegation, self-review, and submission loop that ensures isolated execution and structured quality validation.

You should not use fresh subagents for task orchestration when tasks are highly interdependent and require shared context, as this approach relies on isolated task contexts and independent execution to function correctly.