subagent-driven-development

Automate multi-task development by dispatching a fresh subagent for each individual plan task, ensuring isolated context. This approach prevents context leakage between tasks and enables fast iteration through structured, multi-step execution.

A two-stage code review workflow first checks spec compliance to verify alignment with requirements, then evaluates code quality. This sequential process guarantees that the implementation meets both functional specifications and structural standards.

Extract implementation plans by structuring your multi-task project, then dispatch a dedicated implementer subagent for the first task. Each subagent operates with isolated context, executing its specific task independently.

Yes, subagent-driven development is designed specifically for sessions containing multiple independent tasks. It enforces isolated context per task by assigning dedicated subagents, ensuring rapid iteration without cross-task interference.

Enforce standardized prompts by using workflow templates that define explicit instructions for the implementer, spec reviewer, and code quality reviewer. These templates drive best practices and include iterative fix loops for quality assurance.

Context leakage happens when shared session state bleeds across unrelated tasks, causing confusion. Per-task subagents prevent this by spinning up fresh, isolated contexts for each individual task, maintaining strict boundaries.