subagent-driven-development

To prevent context drift during multi-task implementation, dispatch a fresh worker per task to isolate work and preserve clean context, enforcing standardized per-task reviews for spec compliance and code quality.

Subagent-driven development automates implementation plans by dispatching a fresh worker per task and performing standardized per-task reviews, ensuring alignment with the discovery log, design, and plan.

Run a final multi-perspective implementation review after all tasks complete to validate readiness, ensuring every task passed spec compliance and code-quality checks before finishing the development branch.

Yes, you can execute multiple independent tasks within a single session by enforcing use of the discovery log and approved design to provide authoritative discovery context and prevent misalignment.

The best way to orchestrate per-task workers is to apply a disciplined pattern of dispatching a fresh implementation worker for each task and enforcing standard per-task spec compliance and code-quality reviews.

Uncoordinated task execution causes misalignment because it lacks authoritative inputs from the discovery log, design, and plan, leading to context drift and uncoordinated task execution across the development branch.