subagent-driven-development

Automate task dispatch by delegating each task to a fresh subagent with isolated context, then enforce a two-stage review process checking spec compliance and code quality for every completed task.

Subagent-driven development is a task orchestration method that assigns a fresh subagent to each task, ensuring isolated task contexts that prevent cross-task bleed while enforcing structured spec and code-quality review loops.

Set up a two-stage review workflow by dispatching implementer subagents first, followed by automated spec compliance reviewers and code-quality reviewers, using standardized templates and self-review gates for each task.

Yes, you can execute complex, multi-step plans in parallel by dispatching a fresh subagent per task, ensuring each task maintains an isolated context to prevent cross-task interference during execution.

You need implementer, spec reviewer, and code-quality reviewer prompt templates to standardize task execution and reporting, ensuring structured review loops and per-task self-reviews are consistently applied.

Using fresh subagents for every task requires rigorous two-stage reviews to maintain quality, as the isolated context prevents cross-task bleed but necessitates strict spec compliance and code-quality review gates for each task.