subagent-driven-development

Automating plan execution with subagents involves dispatching a fresh subagent for every task within a single session, applying a two-stage review process to maintain quality and speed while isolating context to avoid cross-task leakage.

The two-stage review process for subagent task orchestration enforces spec compliance followed by code quality review after each task, ensuring correct and high-quality implementations before finalizing development work.

Preventing context leakage when orchestrating multiple subagents requires dispatching a fresh subagent for each task, isolating the context window so tasks remain independent and cross-task data does not corrupt execution.

Running multi-task implementations in a single session is supported by plan-driven execution, which automatically extracts tasks, tracks per-task progress, and coordinates reporting without requiring separate sessions.

Preparing an implementation plan for subagent-driven development requires creating a predefined plan file like feature-plan.md, which the system reads to extract tasks, dispatch implementer subagents, and update progress tracking.

Subagent-driven development for task orchestration should not be used when implementation tasks are highly interdependent or require shared context, as dispatching fresh subagents isolates context and limits cross-task data sharing.