subagent-driven-development

To execute a multi-task implementation plan without context pollution, dispatch a fresh subagent for each task. This isolation ensures parallel-safe execution and maintains clean context throughout the workflow.

The best way to automate code reviews for independent tasks is using a two-stage review workflow. A fresh spec reviewer checks compliance first, followed by a code-quality reviewer, ensuring correctness without human-in-the-loop delays.

Yes, you can run fast iteration on independent tasks without human-in-the-loop intervention. In-session orchestration dispatches fresh subagents sequentially, executing tasks and triggering automated reviews continuously.

A template-driven subagent workflow standardizes task execution by applying predefined prompts for implementers, spec reviewers, and code-quality reviewers. This enforces a structured process, guaranteeing consistent and high-quality delivery.

You should not use fresh subagents for task dispatch if your implementation plan lacks independent tasks. The orchestration workflow relies on task isolation to prevent context pollution and enable parallel-safe execution.

Subagent-driven development requires no specific dependencies to orchestrate plans. It operates as a standalone workflow, dispatching fresh subagents to execute tasks and perform two-stage reviews within a single session.