Subagent Driven Development

This is an instruction-only orchestration skill that looks coherent for per-task development work, but it omits some concrete pieces and implicitly requires repository/git/test-run privileges. Before installing or using it: - Confirm where the referenced prompt templates (references/implementer-prompt.md, spec-reviewer-prompt.md, code-quality-reviewer-prompt.md) come from — they are not included in the package. Ask the publisher for the exact prompt text. - Only run this skill in an environment you trust. It expects the controller to run tests, commit code, and operate on a repo; granting those capabilities to an agent gives it the ability to modify source and push commits. - If you plan autonomous invocation, limit the agent's repository/write/network permissions or test in a sandbox first. - If you need stricter guarantees, request an explicit install artifact or prompts and a clear dispatch mechanism (how subagents are spawned), and consider adding guardrails (dry-run mode, approval steps, scoped commit access). These gaps don't imply malicious intent, but they are practical inconsistencies you should clarify before handing the skill live repository or execution privileges.