subagent-driven-development

You can prevent context leakage by dispatching a fresh subagent for each task to maintain isolated context. This orchestrates plan execution by keeping task environments separate, avoiding context pollution across a single development session.

The two-stage review workflow evaluates tasks sequentially for spec compliance and then code quality. You dispatch a new subagent per task, run both review stages, and only mark completion after passing both checks.

You dispatch tasks to fresh subagents by applying prompt templates and governance rules to enforce per-task delegation. This coordinates tasks across a single session, ensuring each subagent executes its assignment with isolated context before staged reviews.

You should use isolated subagents for task dispatch when handling complex implementation plans with semi-independent tasks. This development process is ideal when tasks benefit from staged reviews and avoiding context leakage improves iteration speed.

Yes, subagent task dispatch enables parallel-like progress within a single session by delegating work to fresh subagents. Clear task coordination across the session ensures isolated execution and staged reviews without context pollution between concurrent tasks.