| name | subagents |
| description | Use when executing an approved implementation plan and review strictness should adapt to task risk. |
Skill: subagents
Overview
Execute approved plan tasks via subagents with adaptive strictness. Small or mechanical tasks use a lean medium path; risky or integration tasks escalate to a strict multi-reviewer path with fix loops.
Execution paths
Medium path (small/mechanical tasks)
- Dispatch one implementer subagent for the task.
- Run task-relevant verification (tests, type-checks, linter) and collect evidence.
- Report evidence and mark task complete.
Strict path (risky/integration tasks)
- Dispatch implementer subagent.
- Dispatch spec-compliance reviewer subagent โ verifies the implementation matches the approved plan and all acceptance criteria.
- Dispatch code-quality reviewer subagent โ verifies style, safety, and no regressions.
- Fix all issues surfaced by reviewers and repeat reviews until both pass.
Strict-mode triggers
Use the strict path when any of the following are true:
- Cross-module integration is involved.
- Behavior or API contract changes (public interfaces, external consumers, event schemas).
- Security, authentication, payment, or data-correctness changes.
- Migration or refactor carrying regression risk.
- Critical files or configuration touched (CI pipelines, auth config, DB schema, environment files).
When none of the above apply, default to the medium path.
Constraints
- One task in-progress at a time; do not start the next task until the current one is verified and reported.
- No parallel implementer subagents on the same branch.
- Verification evidence must be collected and shown before any task is declared complete.
- Never push to remote unless the user explicitly requests it.
Reporting contract
After each task, report:
- Files changed โ absolute paths and nature of change.
- Checks run โ exact commands executed.
- Outcomes โ pass/fail with any relevant output quoted verbatim.
- Open risks โ anything that could affect downstream tasks or require follow-up.
At the end of the full plan, produce a final report containing:
- All completed tasks with their verification evidence.
- Any outstanding follow-ups or known gaps.