subagent-driven-development

Dispatching a fresh subagent per task within a single session isolates context for each independent task, enabling fast iteration with structured two-stage reviews for spec compliance and code quality.

A two-stage review workflow first evaluates completed task output against the original specification, then separately assesses code quality, enforcing structured reporting and completion before results are collected.

A coordinating controller distributes plan tasks to fresh subagents, collects their isolated results, and enforces reporting to ensure seamless planning to execution flow in single-session environments.

Use a fresh subagent per task when your plan contains largely independent tasks and you need fast iteration with isolated context to prevent cross-task interference during execution.

Yes, the skill relies on prompt templates and a coordinating controller to distribute tasks, collect results, and enforce structured reporting and completion for each dispatched subagent.

This approach is ideal when plans contain largely independent tasks; tasks with heavy cross-dependencies may not benefit from the isolated context and fast iteration this subagent dispatch model provides.