subagent-driven-development

Automating a development workflow with subagent-driven task execution involves dispatching subagents for each task using a two-stage review system. This ensures spec compliance and code quality by breaking down implementation plans into granular tasks.

The two-stage review process for code quality first checks spec compliance, then performs a quality check. This systematic approach delegates tasks to subagents, ensuring implementation plans are executed with high quality and strict adherence to specifications.

Managing task granularity to prevent scope creep involves breaking implementation plans into small, 2-5 minute tasks. This enables quick iteration and allows subagents to systematically execute and review each specific task without expanding the scope.

Subagent-driven development does work with TDD and code review skills. It provides integration points for these processes, utilizing Python libraries to enhance code compliance and quality checks within the systematic execution workflow.

You can use subagents to execute implementation plans for very small tasks, specifically supporting tasks as small as 2-5 minutes. This granularity prevents scope creep and enables quick iteration during the development workflow.

A limitation of using subagents for development workflow management is the strict requirement for a predefined implementation plan. Without this initial plan, the two-stage review system cannot systematically dispatch tasks or ensure spec compliance.