subagent-driven-development

To orchestrate subagents for multiple independent development tasks, you define a plan with discrete issues and trigger the skill to launch a fresh subagent for each task, ensuring sequential or parallel execution with built-in code-review gates between tasks.

The best way to prevent context pollution across multiple issues is to run each task in isolation using a fresh subagent, which stops cross-task state leakage and maintains context integrity throughout the development session.

Automated code review works between dispatched subagent tasks by enforcing structured quality gates where a code-review-like assessment validates changes after each task or batch before progressing to the next iteration.

Yes, you can execute both sequential and parallel task dispatch for complex feature debugging, allowing you to assign independent modules to subagents and consolidate results after automated reviews are completed.

You should use subagent-driven development for task iteration when you have a complex implementation plan with 3 or more independent issues or sessions requiring strict isolation and automated quality validation handoffs.

No, subagent-driven development requires no external dependencies or components to run, operating entirely as a standalone orchestration mechanism for task dispatch and automated review feedback loops.