make-guide

An automated guide routing workflow solves this by classifying your intent and confirming whether you need structured learning materials or quick reference resources before delegating to the appropriate content generation process.

Content routing for guide creation is a process that identifies whether users need comprehensive tutorials or searchable cheat sheets. It applies intent classification, requests user confirmation, and then delegates the task to specialized guide generation skills.

You can format a glossary or textbook request by running it through an intent classification workflow that detects the required content format and routes the request to the correct guide-building process after confirming the classification with you.

You can create both formats from the same request because the routing workflow classifies the initial intent and asks for user confirmation, allowing you to select or switch between comprehensive guides and quick reference cheat sheets before generation.

The make-guide workflow supports building both formats by analyzing your request intent and routing it to the appropriate specialized skill, covering tutorials, textbooks, glossaries, cheat sheets, and standard documentation workflows.