agilab-intent-router

Intent routing classifies short user prompts and maps them to the appropriate skill with correct constraints. It evaluates terse commands like 'review' or 'update' to determine the target, depth, mode, and output contract automatically.

Session-aware routing leverages prior conversation turns to maintain scope and continuity across actions. It uses existing session context to interpret ambiguous requests, ensuring subsequent commands align with previously established workflow parameters.

Applying predefined governance policies during intent classification ensures safety adherence. The router evaluates target, depth, and mode against safety rules before invoking the underlying skill, preventing unsafe or destructive actions from executing.

Predefined policies are required to classify intent and set safety modes correctly. The router applies these governance rules to determine validation depth and output contracts, ensuring short commands like 'release it' map to safe workflows.

Conversation design with session-aware routing handles ambiguous commands across components by classifying intent and invoking the appropriate underlying skill. It maps terse requests to the correct target with proper validation depth and output constraints.

Intent routing prevents misrouting by classifying ambiguous user requests before execution. It determines the correct target, safety mode, validation depth, and output contract, ensuring terse commands invoke the appropriate underlying workflow safely.