agent-selection-usage-guidelines

To select the right AI agent for specialized programming tasks, map the specific language and task type—such as Rust core logic, language bindings, testing, or documentation—to dedicated agents using defined coordination principles.

Model routing in AI agent selection assigns different models to specific tasks, routing Sonnet for architecture-level design and Haiku for implementation work to balance efficiency and capability across polyglot development.

Coordinate AI agents for multi-language polyglot development by applying a Rust-first approach, delegating tasks like core logic, language bindings, and testing to specialized agents based on their defined responsibilities.

Use a Rust-first approach for task delegation when implementing features involving Rust core logic alongside other language bindings, ensuring the core foundation is established before coordinating secondary agent tasks.

Yes, specialized agents can be used for both code review and documentation generation. The agent-selection guidelines map these specific documentation and review tasks to dedicated agents alongside core programming responsibilities.