subagent-driven-development

Automating complex development tasks requires dispatching fresh subagents per task to execute plans continuously. This subagent-driven approach ensures isolated context, focused execution, and fast iteration for large projects without stopping for manual intervention.

Spec compliance and code quality are ensured through a two-stage review process. The system dispatches specialized subagent types for implementation, spec review, and code review to independently evaluate task execution against the plan.

Continuous subagent-driven execution is the best way to process large development plans without manual intervention. It executes all tasks automatically, pausing only for blockers or completion, ensuring fast iteration for complex projects.

Yes, subagent-driven task execution requires git worktrees, writing plans, test-driven development, and code review skills as prerequisites. These dependencies provide the environment setup, task definition, and quality validation needed for automated subagent dispatch.

You should not use subagents for development automation on small projects lacking independent tasks or when a detailed plan is not defined. The approach requires coordination overhead and two-stage reviews, making it ideal only for large, complex projects.

Yes, you can use subagent-driven execution for software development and system integration projects. It is ideal for large, complex projects where tasks require coordination and review, ensuring spec compliance and code quality through automated subagent dispatch.