Subagent-driven development

Uses one implementer at a time, task-level review and fix loops, a plan-specific ledger, then a whole-branch review. It depends on Git worktrees, shell scripts, commits, and subagent tooling; merge, push, and workspace deletion are deferred to a guarded finishing workflow.

• LicenceMIT
• FrontmatterValid name and description
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• Last checked27 Sept 2026 · 8dde5589ee083fb4999106d116f01c8fdaf3116a8a9813fdedeb80329de49046

What it can touch

• Edits code

  Changes files in your project.

• Writes docs

  Creates or updates documents such as specs, plans or ADRs.

• Runs commands

  Runs shell commands such as tests, builds or installs.

• Uses git

  Reads history or makes commits, branches or worktrees.

• Subagents

  Starts other agents to work in parallel.

Read the source

Fieldbook links to the original instead of copying it, so you always read the version you install.