subagent-driven-development

Automate plan execution by dispatching fresh subagents per task to isolate context, then applying a two-stage review loop that first checks spec compliance and then verifies code quality before proceeding to the next task.

A two-stage review process validates completed tasks sequentially: the first stage ensures the implementation matches the specification, while the second stage verifies overall code quality and completeness before moving forward.

Prevent cross-task contamination by dispatching fresh subagents for each individual task item, which isolates the execution context and ensures prior task outputs do not interfere with ongoing implementation work.

Yes, you can run independent tasks sequentially within a single session using inline same-session execution, validating each task through the two-stage review loop before handing off to the next.

Yes, a final integration step is required to finish development after all per-task subagents complete their work, ensuring the individually validated tasks merge into a cohesive software delivery output.

Use subagent-driven development when working with plan-driven tasks decomposed into discrete work items that require strict validation, parallel-safe execution, and high-quality code review before final integration.