superpowers-subagent-driven-development

Automate multi-step plan execution by dispatching specialized subagents per task in a single session. This enables rapid iteration with strict review gates, ensuring deterministic completion of complex implementation plans without human-in-the-loop interruptions.

Subagent-driven development is a workflow technique that delegates isolated, specialized subagents to execute independent tasks. It preserves session context while applying two-stage reviews for spec compliance and code quality to ensure correctness across parallel operations.

Implement two-stage code review by applying structured prompts for a spec reviewer followed by a code-quality reviewer. This sequence ensures that autonomous subagents meet strict compliance and quality gates before signaling task completion.

Yes, you can dispatch independent implementer subagents per task within a single session. Structured prompts and context management prevent prompt injection and context leakage, allowing continuous execution with automated progress tracking and blocker handling.

No, subagent-driven development executes tasks continuously without human-in-the-loop interruptions. It relies on automated progress tracking, structured context separation, and strict two-stage review gates to handle blockers and signal completion deterministically.

The best way to prevent context leakage across parallel subagent tasks is through structured prompts and strict context separation. Dispatching isolated implementers per task ensures that session context is preserved without prompt injection vulnerabilities.