subagent-driven-development

Automating task execution with a fresh subagent per task prevents context leakage by isolating each task. This maximizes focus and enables rapid iteration while maintaining cohesion through structured two-stage reviews.

The best way to enforce spec compliance and code quality is using a two-stage review process after each automated task execution. This checks specification adherence first, then evaluates code quality before finalizing.

Dispatching isolated subagents improves task isolation by giving each independent task a fresh context. This prevents cross-task interference, enables rapid iteration, and ensures focused execution without prior context baggage.

Yes, you can track task completion and execution traceability using TodoWrite. It enforces per-task implementation logging within the subagent workflow, providing clear handoffs and visible progress across parallel paths.

You should not use a fresh subagent workflow for dependent tasks requiring shared context. This approach suits largely independent tasks needing isolated context; tightly coupled tasks may suffer from handoff overhead and fragmented state.