catgo-master-router

A single MCP gateway routes agent requests by matching the requested software and task type to specialized sub-skills like VASP, CP2K, or ORCA. This allows external agents to create and manage workflows without needing multiple direct connections.

You route a geometry optimization output to Gibbs energy analysis by submitting the request to the router, which forwards it to the optimization sub-skill and then links the output with references to the downstream analysis sub-skill automatically.

Yes, you can use an external agent to manage calculation workflows through a single MCP-compatible gateway. The router enables external agents to create workflows, forward outputs with references, and orchestrate downstream tasks centrally.

The best way to orchestrate structure-building and analysis workflows across multiple backends is using a routing table-based dispatch. It directs tasks to the appropriate sub-skill modules, enabling end-to-end orchestration across calculation and analysis tasks.

The available sub-skill modules for routing calculation and analysis requests include vasp, cp2k, ORCA, structure, analysis, and campaign. The router dispatches user requests to these specialized modules based on the requested software and task type.