subagent-driven-development

Subagent-driven development orchestrates plan execution by dispatching fresh subagents per task and applying a two-stage review process for spec compliance and code quality to ensure fast iteration without sacrificing standards.

The two-stage review process checks spec compliance first, followed by code quality. This mechanism catches functional and structural issues early during plan execution, ensuring self-contained task workflows validate iteratively within a single session.

To keep context clean within a single session, dispatch a fresh subagent for each individual task. This approach preserves isolation and enables parallel work while reducing context switching during plan execution.

Yes, subagent-driven development requires structured prompts and templates to drive per-task implementation, self-review, and iterative validation. These inputs orchestrate plan extraction and integrate self-contained task workflows effectively.

The best way to parallelize tasks without losing spec compliance is dispatching fresh subagents per task and applying a two-stage review. This isolates context while validating functional requirements and code quality iteratively.

You should avoid using fresh subagents for individual task implementation if your workflow lacks structured prompts and templates. Without these inputs, the system cannot properly orchestrate plan extraction, self-review, and iterative validation.