subagent-driven-development

You can automate implementation plans by dispatching fresh subagents to execute independent tasks, followed by a two-stage review to ensure spec compliance and code quality. This enables fast, high-quality development iterations.

Subagent-driven development is a workflow that assigns tasks to specialized subagents for isolated, focused work. It ensures focused and efficient development iterations by automating execution and performing two-stage reviews post-execution.

To ensure code quality and spec compliance during task execution, use a two-stage review process post-execution. This reviews the output of dispatched subagents to maintain high-quality iterations in your software engineering project.

Yes, you can use subagents for parallel execution in large development projects where tasks are independent. Dispatching fresh subagents allows for continuous, uninterrupted task execution and fast iteration.

No, subagent-driven development requires no external dependencies. It operates using scripts to automate the execution of implementation plans and requires subagent interaction and review processes to function.

You should not use subagents for development workflow automation if your tasks are not independent. The workflow is ideal for large projects where tasks can be executed in parallel, rather than tightly coupled or dependent tasks.