intelligent-routing

Automatic agent routing analyzes user requests and directs them to the most appropriate specialist agents without requiring explicit user mentions. It applies auto-invocation rules to determine which agents to involve based on the request domain, such as security, frontend, backend, or testing.

Multi-agent routing for complex tasks works by integrating with an orchestrator that coordinates multiple specialist agents. The system analyzes the request, determines which agents to involve across domains, and manages the overall workflow to complete the software engineering task.

Yes, you can override automatic agent selection for specific requests. While the system implements auto-invocation rules to route requests by default, it explicitly supports manual overrides to adjust which specialist agents are involved when the automatic analysis does not fit your intent.

You need an orchestrator for agent selection when handling complex tasks that require coordination across multiple specialist agents. The routing system integrates with the orchestrator to manage multi-agent workflows that go beyond simple single-step auto-invocation for common software engineering requests.

The best way to route a login flow request is to use automatic request analysis. The system identifies the authentication requirements and automatically selects the security-auditor and backend-specialist agents to handle the task without requiring you to explicitly mention those agents in your input.

Yes, automatic routing supports frontend and testing domains in addition to backend. It applies across multiple domains including security, frontend, backend, and testing to determine the most appropriate specialist agents for any given request, ensuring comprehensive coverage for software engineering tasks.