subagent-driven-development

Dispatching each task to a fresh subagent isolates execution contexts by creating a new environment for every task. This maintains task independence and prevents context bleed during multiple task execution.

A two-stage code review first checks specification compliance, then evaluates code quality. This sequential workflow reduces errors and scope deviation by validating requirements before assessing the final implementation standards.

Automate spec compliance by applying a spec-reviewer template within a controlled workflow. The system validates task outputs against original specifications before advancing to the subsequent code quality review stage.

Yes, subagent-driven development supports rapid prototyping and complex task decomposition. Assigning independent subagents to individual tasks enables structured execution and fast iteration across cross-task collaborations.

Avoid using fresh subagents for highly dependent tasks requiring shared state, because isolated execution contexts prevent cross-task memory. This workflow suits independent tasks where strict context separation is required.