subagent-driven-development

Automating plan execution is handled by dispatching a fresh subagent for each discrete task within a single session. This approach enables rapid iteration by isolating context and using structured handoffs between implementation and review stages.

Subagent-driven development is an orchestration process that automates implementation plans by assigning a fresh subagent to each task. It enforces per-task self-review and two-stage reviewer prompts to ensure spec compliance and code quality before advancing.

Automated task dispatch enforces code review and spec compliance using a two-stage review loop. After a subagent completes a task and performs a self-review, structured reviewer prompts check spec compliance first, then evaluate code quality before a controlled handoff.

Yes, in-session orchestration allows a single session to run independent subagents for rapid iteration. The system manages controlled handoffs between subagents, ensuring structured task decomposition and isolated context for each dispatched unit of work.

Subagent orchestration is ideal for plans with many independent tasks requiring structured review loops. It isolates context per task, preventing context bloat and enabling faster, structured execution compared to a single agent handling the entire plan.

Subagent-driven development requires no external dependencies to automate workflow execution. It operates entirely within the session to manage task decomposition, dispatch subagents, and execute two-stage reviews for spec and quality validation.