subagent-driven-development

You orchestrate isolated subagents by dispatching fresh per-task implementer subagents within a single session, running two-stage reviews for spec compliance and code quality before proceeding. This prevents context pollution and promotes focused implementation.

Preventing context leakage requires isolating task work using fresh per-task subagents. This approach ensures dedicated subagents handle independent tasks separately, avoiding context pollution and speeding up iteration across complex development workflows.

A two-stage code review process runs spec compliance first, then code quality. Template-driven prompts standardize reviews for the implementer, spec reviewer, and code reviewer, ensuring gated quality checks are met before proceeding.

Yes, you can use template-driven prompts to standardize spec compliance and code reviews. Templates provide workflow guidance for the implementer, spec reviewer, and code reviewer roles to ensure consistent quality checks across isolated subagents.

You need subagent-driven development when coordinating end-to-end test-driven development workflows that require strict task isolation and gated quality checks. It satisfies complex task coordination by using resistance-engine components to enforce reviews.

Context pollution slows development because overlapping task contexts degrade focus and iteration speed. Isolating task work with fresh per-task subagents prevents this leakage, ensuring dedicated implementation without interference from other tasks.