intelligent-routing

Agent routing automates task delegation by analyzing user requests to identify intent, keywords, and domain, then mapping the input to the optimal single or multiple expert agents without explicit user commands.

To route requests to multiple expert agents automatically, the skill analyzes the input text, detects the required domains, and delegates the tasks to the appropriate combination of specialists, such as a debugger and frontend-specialist.

Yes, you can use intelligent automation for request analysis without specifying expert agents. The skill automatically detects domains and selects the most suitable single or multi-agent routing for your task.

The best way to analyze user intent for complex feature implementation is using automatic request analysis, which identifies keywords and domains to ensure efficient task delegation to the correct specialist agents.

You need multi-agent routing for software engineering tasks when a single user request spans multiple domains, such as fixing a login bug requiring both a debugger and a frontend-specialist for complete resolution.

Yes, intelligent routing works for bug fixing without manual agent selection by analyzing the request and automatically routing the task to the appropriate expert agents based on the detected domain.