subagent-driven-development

Subagent-driven development coordinates isolated subagents to execute implementation plans, preserving context per task to avoid context bleed. It delegates each task to a fresh subagent with per-task prompts to maintain quality and speed.

Automated spec compliance and code quality reviews are handled using a two-stage review process. The approach applies inline templates for spec-reviewer and code-quality-reviewer to standardize reviews and maintain quality gates before integration.

Independent coding tasks are dispatched using plan-driven task extraction and progressive task completion within a single session. It provides task sequencing and escalation rules to coordinate isolated subagents for fast, independent tasks.

Subagent-driven development requires no specific dependencies. It operates independently by using inline templates to standardize implementer, spec-reviewer, and code-quality-reviewer roles for task execution and validation.

You should not use isolated subagents when tasks lack clear specs or require shared context across steps. The approach relies on per-task prompts and two-stage reviews, meaning highly interdependent tasks may face integration friction.

Yes, code review workflows are standardized using inline templates for the spec-reviewer and code-quality-reviewer roles. This ensures consistent quality validation and spec compliance before integrating the completed tasks.