Use Subagent-Driven Development: one fresh subagent per task to stop context pollution

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NeoLabHQ's open-source context-engineering-kit packages a Subagent-Driven Development (SADD) workflow where each implementation task is handed to a fresh subagent with its own isolated context window and restricted tools, so the orchestrator's main context stays clean and earlier task details don't contaminate later ones. Reported effect of this isolation pattern is 60–70% lower per-request token consumption versus a monolithic agent and fewer cross-domain hallucinations. Install via `/plugin marketplace add NeoLabHQ/context-engineering-kit` and route multi-step builds through SADD instead of doing everything in one long thread.