intelligent-routing

Agent routing analyzes user requests by detecting intent, domain, and complexity to automatically select the most suitable specialist agent or orchestrator for task triage. This removes guesswork by matching request requirements to agent capabilities.

You can assign tasks automatically by requesting an analysis of your prompt to trigger domain detection and complexity assessment. The routing logic then matches the request to a single specialist for simple tasks or an orchestrator for multi-domain work.

The best way to handle ambiguous requests is through fallback logic that identifies unclear or contradictory requirements. The routing mechanism asks clarifying questions or escalates appropriately to ensure safe and transparent specialist selection.

Yes, you can use it for multi-domain coordination without manual selection. The routing mechanism evaluates mixed requests, such as needing both a secure login flow and a polished interface, and coordinates the appropriate expert group automatically.

You should use task triage when requests are complex, span multiple domains, or contain unclear requirements. It provides transparent specialist selection and fallback handling, which direct agent calls lack when facing contradictory or mixed intents.

Routing fails on unclear requirements if fallback handling is not configured to detect contradictory intents. The system must apply domain detection and complexity assessment to ask clarifying questions or escalate appropriately for safe assignment.