capital-allocation-router

Capital allocation routing interprets natural-language advisor questions and directs them to matching pillar leaf artifacts like portfolio strategy, target allocation models, or risk registers. It uses prompt-to-trigger matching to classify intent and dispatch mapping to select the specific target output document.

When capital allocation intent is ambiguous, the router applies borderline confirmation behavior by proposing the nearest matching leaf skill. It requests advisor confirmation before dispatching to ensure the correct investment policy or target allocation artifact is selected.

Yes, capital allocation routing applies to business exit planning and investment manager due diligence across fund types. It classifies these natural-language advisor asks and dispatches them to the appropriate matching leaf skill artifacts within the capital allocation pillar.

When no match exists for a capital allocation prompt, the router executes a fallback behavior that returns a clear not-built message. This ensures advisors know the requested deliverable is outside the current scope of available pillar leaf artifacts.

The best way to classify advisor prompts for asset allocation and portfolio strategy is using a prompt-to-trigger matching approach. This mechanism maps natural language requests directly to specific leaf slugs and their corresponding capital allocation artifacts.

Yes, you need predefined leaf skills for risk register creation, as the router dispatches to existing pillar leaf artifacts. It selects the correct target output by mapping the advisor's request to the specific leaf slug associated with the risk register deliverable.