jido-skill-router

Route tasks across multiple skills by identifying an anchor skill to handle the primary workload, then adding adjacent skills only when task boundaries cross. This explicit handoff sequence prevents fragmented workflows and misrouted operations.

Anchor-based skill orchestration is a routing method that isolates a primary skill to process a task, preventing cross-skill bleed. You need it for multi-skill scenarios where unmanaged handoffs would cause ambiguous task execution.

Manage multi-skill handoffs by applying a minimal, ordered sequence from the anchor skill to adjacent skills. This routing workflow keeps handoffs explicit and maintains clear task provenance throughout the orchestration.

Yes, routing paths are resolved using a skill-manifest reference map. This machine-readable inventory defines skill relationships and provides structured prompts to ensure correct routing decisions across the workflow.

The best way to coordinate cross-skill boundaries is to load an anchor skill first, then add one adjacent skill only when the boundary is crossed. This centralized routing framework ensures clear and minimal handoffs.