My automated doubt development process

The author describes an "automated doubt" development process for AI-assisted coding that uses multiple specialized subagents to critique and validate specifications, implementation, and documentation from different perspectives before development begins. By automating scrutiny through agents focused on architecture, assumptions, gaps, and ambiguity—similar to how two eyes provide depth perception—the developer regains trust in AI tools and catches defects early. The process involves iterative phases of design review followed by development, with the intensity of agent involvement scaled to project scope.