superpowers-subagent-driven-development

To isolate context when dispatching subagents, this skill spawns a fresh implementer agent for each task, preventing cross-task contamination and ensuring focused execution without leaking prior session data.

The two-stage review workflow is a process that first checks spec compliance and then evaluates code quality, ensuring dispatched subagents produce correct and maintainable code aligned with the plan.

You orchestrate task extraction and rework loops by using a central controller that dispatches fresh subagents, reviews their output, and iteratively assigns rework until all tasks align with the plan.

Yes, you can run independent subagents in the same session without context leakage because the controller isolates each task's context, dispatching fresh implementer and reviewer agents to prevent cross-contamination.

Yes, subagent-driven development works without external dependencies because the skill operates with zero dependencies, using the controller to manage task dispatch and review internally.

Using isolated subagents for task dispatch prevents context leakage across tasks, ensuring each implementer and reviewer agent remains focused on its specific spec and code quality constraints.