cfn-agent-selector

Task classification maps task descriptions to agent categories like security, infrastructure, mobile, and backend-api. This Skill classifies incoming tasks and assigns Loop3 and Loop2 agents plus a product owner based on the classification, automating agent selection across your workflow stages.

The Skill supports nine classification categories: security, infrastructure, mobile, fullstack, performance, database, frontend, backend-api, and default. Each category maps to specific Loop3 and Loop2 agent assignments and a product owner, enabling precise routing for different task types.

Agent mappings load from JSON files and validate agent existence in your agents directory. The Skill enforces minimum Loop3 and Loop2 agent counts per classification, handles fallback mappings, and outputs a deterministic AgentSelection JSON object for reproducible agent assignment.

Yes. Pass any task description via the classification parameter. The Skill analyzes it against your agent mappings, validates agents exist, applies fallback rules if needed, and returns the appropriate Loop3, Loop2, and product owner assignments in structured JSON format.

The Skill validates that all mapped agents exist in your agents directory and enforces minimum counts for Loop3 and Loop2 agents per classification. Missing or invalid mappings trigger fallback handling, ensuring the system always emits a valid AgentSelection output.