subagent-driven-development

To prevent context pollution during multi-task execution, delegate each task to a fresh subagent. This isolation ensures focused, deterministic delivery by keeping the context clean for each implementation step.

Enforce spec compliance and code quality by applying a two-stage review process for each task. The workflow checks spec compliance first, then conducts a code quality review, using provided prompt templates for the reviewers.

The best way to orchestrate subagents for end-to-end development plans is to dispatch an implementer subagent for each task, followed by spec and code-quality reviews until approval, ensuring strict review checkpoints.

Yes, subagent task dispatch is specifically useful for multi-task execution in planning-heavy projects like feature rollouts, refactors, or experiments where parallel tasks must be validated independently.

You should avoid using a fresh subagent for each task when your workflow requires shared context across tasks or when the overhead of dispatching isolated subagents and conducting two-stage reviews outweighs the benefits for simple, single-step implementations.