subagent-driven-development

To coordinate implementation tasks without context leakage, dispatch a fresh subagent per task within a single session. This approach accelerates iteration by ensuring each subagent operates independently without retaining previous task context.

A two-stage review workflow for subagent-driven development enforces spec compliance and code quality checks sequentially. After an implementer subagent completes a task, a spec reviewer verifies requirements, followed by a code-quality reviewer assessing maintainability.

Dispatch independent coding tasks to subagents by initiating a plan in the current session and letting a controller allocate predefined prompts to implementer subagents. This enables in-session orchestration for parallel execution and quick feedback loops.

Yes, you can use subagents to execute predefined implementation plans with automated reviews. The controller dispatches fresh subagents per task and enforces a two-stage review loop to ensure quality, accuracy, and traceability across the plan.

The best way to ensure spec compliance when dispatching tasks to multiple subagents is using a two-stage review loop. A dedicated spec reviewer subagent verifies each task against requirements before a code-quality reviewer checks maintainability.

Subagent context leaks during implementation tasks occur when the same agent handles multiple steps. Dispatching a fresh subagent per task eliminates this issue, preventing previous context from interfering with new task execution.