subagent-driven-development

Multi-task development workflows are coordinated by dispatching fresh per-task subagents for isolated context, followed by enforcing a two-stage review process for spec compliance and code quality.

A two-stage review process validates subagent outputs first for spec compliance through spec reviewers, then for code quality through quality reviewers, followed by a final integration check across all tasks.

Fresh subagents for task delegation are needed when executing plans with multiple independent tasks that require isolated context, predictable outcomes, and disciplined planning to prevent cross-task interference.

Start orchestrating by dispatching the first implementer subagent for Task 1, then follow the two-stage review loop with spec and quality reviewers until all independent tasks are completed and integrated.

Subagent-driven development applies to plans with multiple independent tasks. It enforces per-task delegation and two-stage reviews, so tightly dependent tasks may not benefit from the isolated context approach.

Isolated subagent context for multi-task code generation ensures predictable outcomes by preventing context bleed between tasks, while two-stage reviews guard against spec gaps and quality issues during end-to-end orchestration.