agent-routing

Task routing separates problem structuring from implementation by enforcing a decision matrix that defines handoff criteria. This clarifies ownership of open questions and ensures implementation responsibilities are distinctly documented.

Manage agent handoffs by documenting a clean back-and-forth process that ensures open questions have a clear destination. Routing criteria dictate when to hand off requirements, organization, or implementation decisions to the appropriate agent.

Clarify decision authorship by establishing routing rules that separate structure decisions from implementation. A structured decision matrix documents exceptions and defines exactly what not to do, ensuring clear responsibility boundaries.

You need a decision matrix for task routing when triaging ambiguous issues that require clear scope and ownership. It enforces structured routing criteria to determine whether an issue needs requirements, organization, or implementation handling.

Yes, agent routing explicitly separates problem structuring from implementation by defining routing rules and handoff criteria. It documents exceptions to ensure that decision authorship and implementation responsibilities remain distinct.