subagent-driven-development

Subagent-driven development dispatches fresh subagents per task, isolating execution state so parallel work doesn't interfere. Each task runs independently, then undergoes code review before the next task begins, enabling fast iteration cycles without shared state contamination.

Use subagent-driven development when you have 3+ independent issues lacking shared dependencies or state. Fresh subagents per task enforce isolation and enable post-task reviews, catching quality issues early while maintaining fast iteration without context bleed between tasks.

Subagent-driven development enforces code review gates between tasks automatically. Load a plan, execute each task with a fresh subagent, review the output, then proceed to the next task. This built-in review cycle catches issues early without manual context switching.

Yes. Subagent-driven development supports both sequential and parallel execution without context pollution. Choose your execution model based on task dependencies—parallel for truly independent work, sequential for ordered workflows—while maintaining per-task isolation and quality gates.

Each subagent starts fresh with no carryover from previous tasks, preventing context pollution. State isolation ensures parallel or sequential tasks don't interfere with each other. Post-task reviews provide explicit hand-offs between tasks, maintaining clean boundaries throughout execution.

No. This approach is designed for scenarios lacking shared state and dependencies. If tasks are tightly coupled or require shared context, sequential execution with a single agent is more appropriate than fresh subagent isolation per task.