subagent-driven-development

Execute multi-task implementation plans by dispatching fresh subagents to handle independent tasks with isolated context, applying per-task isolation to prevent cross-task context leakage while maintaining rapid iteration.

Subagent orchestration handles code reviews through a two-stage review process, automatically running spec compliance checks and code-quality reviews after each independent task is completed by a fresh subagent.

Yes, you can use subagent-driven development for tasks requiring parallel execution, as it applies to multi-task sessions where tasks are largely independent and require rapid iteration with automatic spec compliance.

Maintain focus when automating complex development workflows by using per-task isolation and structured prompts for each fresh subagent, ensuring deterministic reviews without cross-task context interference.

You should avoid using subagent orchestration when tasks are highly interdependent rather than largely independent, as the architecture relies on per-task isolation and fresh subagents to prevent cross-task context leakage.

Yes, you need a structured implementation plan before dispatching subagents, because the workflow handles end-to-end task orchestration starting from plan extraction and applies structured prompts to execute each isolated task.