subagent-driven-development

Subagent-driven development delegates each discrete task to a fresh subagent for isolated execution. It prevents context leakage by running independent work in parallel, followed by spec compliance and code quality reviews.

Assign each task to a dedicated subagent to enable parallel execution with controlled coordination. The workflow enforces code review through structured prompts that apply two-stage checks for specification compliance and code quality.

Use isolated subagents for workflow management when your plan involves multiple discrete tasks requiring strict context separation and rapid iteration. It provides per-task isolation to prevent context leakage during independent work.

Yes, you can use fresh subagents for rapid iteration on multi-task plans. This approach applies structured prompts and controlled context to isolate each task, ensuring faster iteration without cross-task interference.

The best way to prevent context leakage is assigning each task to a new subagent. This per-task isolation ensures independent work remains separated, enabling rapid iteration with reduced context bleeding across the workflow.

Yes, subagent isolation works without external dependencies. It implements spec compliance checks and code quality reviews internally through structured prompts and controlled context, requiring no additional modules.