subagent-driven-development

Executing an implementation plan with parallel tasks without context pollution is achieved by dispatching fresh subagents for each task, maintaining isolated context throughout the workflow.

A two-stage review process for code quality and spec compliance conducts automated reviews post-task to verify implementation against specifications and enforce code quality standards.

Subagent dispatch handles continuous task execution in the same session by executing tasks without human intervention, only stopping for unresolvable issues or plan errors.

Yes, TDD and plan management skills are required as prerequisites to use subagent-driven development, ensuring tasks are properly structured and test-driven before dispatch.

You should not use subagents for implementation plan execution when tasks are highly interdependent or lack clear specifications, as isolated context prevents cross-task knowledge sharing.