subagent-tasks

Parallel execution of independent coding tasks is achieved by dispatching one subagent per task and applying a two-stage review for compliance and code quality. This ensures fast parallel task processing while preserving correctness across different files.

A two-stage review in task dispatch is a post-implementation process that checks both plan compliance and code quality. It ensures each subagent's output meets project rules and quality standards after parallel execution.

Subagent task dispatch is used for plans with three or more independent tasks that touch different files. It enables parallel execution for independent tasks while enforcing sequential execution for tasks that modify the same files.

Context bundling for parallel execution is set up by assembling per-task context bundles that include project rules and relevant files. This provides each dispatched subagent with the specific context needed to complete its assigned task correctly.

Tasks that modify the same project files cannot be parallelized. The subagent task dispatch mechanism enforces sequential execution for tasks touching the same files to prevent conflicts, while only parallelizing genuinely independent tasks.

The best way to manage complex plans with multiple independent coding tasks is to parse the plan, dispatch one subagent per independent task for parallel execution, and enforce a two-stage review to prevent quality gaps and delays.