subagent-driven-development

You execute a development plan using subagents by dispatching a fresh subagent per task within your current session. This approach isolates context, prevents history leakage, and enables fast iteration while maintaining continuous progress.

The two-stage review workflow validates task outputs through sequential spec compliance and code quality reviews. This structured orchestration ensures complex plans are completed end-to-end with higher quality outcomes and explicit checkpoints.

Yes, you can use subagent-driven development for parallel and sequential task execution. It supports scalable plans ranging from single-task to multi-task workflows, providing clear handoffs and deterministic progression within a single session.

You orchestrate independent agents by dispatching separate subagents for implementation, spec review, and code quality review. Each agent operates with isolated context, completing tasks through structured handoffs and explicit abort points.

No, subagent-driven development does not require external dependencies to automate workflows. It operates by dispatching fresh subagents per task directly within the current session to coordinate complex plans.

You should avoid using fresh subagents for plan execution when your workflow requires shared context between tasks. This approach isolates context per task to prevent history leakage, which may not suit workflows needing continuous state sharing.