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Multi-agent orchestration routes complex software requests by analyzing user intent, detected domains, and task complexity to automatically select the most appropriate specialist agent. It uses an orchestrator to manage multi-domain escalation.

To automatically route an API backend debugging request, ask your question normally. The system silently classifies your intent and maps it to the API, backend, or debugging specialist before generating the first response.

Intent classification in multi-agent routing is used to prevent generic responses by automatically detecting user goals and mapping them to specific expert agents for security review, database changes, or performance optimization.

You need an orchestrator for multi-domain build requests when multiple domains or complex requirements are detected. The orchestrator manages escalation across specialist agents and asks clarifying questions when needed.

Yes, automatic agent routing works for security reviews and deployment tasks. The selection matrix maps these specific intents to dedicated agents, ensuring your requests are handled by the correct expertise.

The system asks clarifying questions before routing your request when the orchestrator detects ambiguity or multiple overlapping domains. This ensures the work is accurately routed to the correct specialist agents.