domain-router

Domain knowledge is automatically loaded by analyzing user prompts to identify domain matches through keyword and intent pattern scanning, then injecting relevant domain rules, entities, and patterns into the context to produce domain-aware outputs.

Automatic domain routing works by scanning prompt keywords and intent patterns to match and activate relevant domain skills, injecting domain-specific knowledge into the context to trigger appropriate workflows without manual intervention.

Yes, you can manually override automatic activation. The system supports manual override alongside automatic domain matching, allowing you to force specific domain rules and workflows into the context when needed.

You can integrate domain routing with other skills by connecting registered domain rules and workflows, enabling the generation of compliant, domain-aware code or documents based on the injected context and triggered workflows.

You can extend domain coverage by registering a new domain and connecting its specific entities, rules, and workflows, allowing the router to match user prompts against the newly added domain patterns for knowledge injection.

No specific dependencies are required. The domain router operates independently to analyze prompts, match domain skills, and inject knowledge, relying solely on its internal keyword and intent pattern scanning mechanisms.