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Intent routing directs user requests to specific sub-skills by validating inputs and applying deterministic and semantic routing modes. This ensures accurate task assignment for intake and extraction processes within a managed toolkit.

Input validation enforces scheduling rules, security checks, and type validation for required inputs before skill execution. This ensures only verified requests pass through the router to the underlying sub-skills.

Deterministic and semantic routing evaluates user intent to direct requests to either the Intake or Extract sub-skill. It first validates the request and then passes valid issue descriptions to the Intake skill for initial parsing.

Yes, the router supports both intake and extraction tasks. It validates the user intent and routes the request to the correct sub-skill, handling initial issue parsing and subsequent extraction operations.

Execution fails because the router enforces strict security protocols and type validation before routing. Bypassing these checks disrupts the deterministic routing mode and prevents the request from reaching the sub-skills.

No external dependencies are required to use the router. It operates as a standalone script and reference component to validate inputs and route issue descriptions to the appropriate sub-skill.