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delegated-execution
Use when a written implementation plan is ready to execute in the current session and its tasks are mostly independent, so each one can go to a fresh implementer subagent with its own review.
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# Delegated Execution
Execute a plan by giving each task to a fresh implementer subagent, reviewing each task with a fresh reviewer, and closing with one review of the whole branch. You are the controller: you prepare briefs, dispatch, read short reports, rule on conflicts, and keep the ledger. You do not write the code.
**Core principle: the ledger on disk is the memory, the brief is the requirement, the report file is the evidence, and a fresh reviewer is the gate.** Your own recollection is none of these; after a context compaction it is the least reliable thing in the session.
## The Prime Directive
```
NO TASK IS COMPLETE UNTIL A FRESH REVIEWER PASSES IT AND THE LEDGER SAYS SO
```
No exceptions. No workarounds. No shortcuts.