subagent-driven-development

Automate code review and task delegation by spawning fresh subagents per task and applying a two-stage review for spec compliance and code quality. This structured workflow uses gating, retries, and checkpointing to ensure high-quality outcomes.

Subagent-driven development delegates work to fresh per-task subagents with complete, isolated context. This prevents cross-task contamination by maintaining clean context boundaries between tasks during end-to-end execution.

Set up a two-stage review by dispatching plan tasks to fresh subagents, then running a spec reviewer and quality reviewer step before marking tasks complete. Gating and checkpointing enforce spec compliance and code quality.

Yes, automated subagent reviews integrate seamlessly with existing planning workflows and Test-Driven Development (TDD) processes. You dispatch a plan task to a fresh subagent and start the structured two-stage review loop.

Fresh subagents per task ensure clean context boundaries and prevent contamination, but require structured gating, retries, and checkpointing to manage state. This overhead suits plan-driven development where tasks are decomposed from requirements.

Checkpointing and gating work by enforcing a strict two-stage review—spec compliance and code quality—before marking tasks complete. This structured workflow applies retries to ensure spec compliance and code quality during end-to-end execution.