subagent-driven-development

You can automate task execution by dispatching independent subagents for each task in a plan, followed by a two-stage review for spec compliance and code quality within your current session.

To ensure code quality during parallel task execution, apply a two-stage review process that checks each independent subagent's output for spec compliance and coding standards before moving on.

A subagent handles task decomposition by taking a pre-defined implementation plan and executing each manageable unit independently, ensuring structured reviews occur after every individual task.

Yes, you need a pre-defined plan and existing state before starting autonomous execution, because the subagents rely on these inputs to break down tasks and perform spec compliance checks.

Yes, you can use autonomous subagents for collaborative coding by parallelizing independent implementation tasks while maintaining quality control through structured two-stage reviews.

You should not use subagent-driven development if you lack a pre-defined plan and current state, as the workflow requires these inputs to decompose tasks and execute two-stage reviews.