subagent-driven-development

Automated plan execution prevents context loss by dispatching a fresh subagent per task. This isolates context, prevents cross-task pollution, and maintains consistent quality through structured checkpoints and automated code reviews.

Subagent dispatch works by loading a plan and sending each independent task to a fresh subagent. It enforces strict code-review checkpoints between tasks, enabling rapid iteration without cross-task context leakage before final consolidation.

Yes, automated workflow orchestration enforces code reviews by running built-in review steps after each task. This ensures strict quality gates are met before progressing to the next task in the implementation plan.

Handling complex development plans is best done through subagent-driven development. It orchestrates end-to-end execution by dispatching isolated subagents per task, enforcing review gates, and consolidating results with optional rework loops.

You should avoid subagent-driven development when tasks are highly dependent on each other. This orchestration approach is designed for sessions where tasks are mostly independent and require strict isolation to prevent cross-task context leakage.

Yes, subagent-driven development supports rework loops after code review. The workflow includes optional rework cycles as defined by the plan, allowing automated progression with structured checkpoints until quality gates are passed.