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To route physical making projects, provide clear project constraints alongside a specialist registry and safety gating guidelines to generate crisp intake decisions and handoffs to the correct fabrication, acoustics, or reverse engineering specialists.

Specialist routing is needed when a physical making project is ambiguous or spans multiple domains like fabrication, acoustics, and reverse engineering, ensuring proper DoE scaffolding and cross-project pattern matching instead of generic design responses.

Yes, you can use this for experiment design and DoE scaffolding. It structures ambiguous physical making requests into organized intake plans, coordinating multi-specialist handoffs across experimentation and fabrication workflows.

Yes, safety gate awareness and integration prompts are explicitly included for physical making projects carrying a person or equipment, ensuring critical safety constraints are checked before specialist handoffs are finalized.

The best way to manage cross-project pattern searches is to input your project constraints and use the umbrella routing mechanism to match patterns across fabrication, acoustics, and reverse engineering domains for specialist routing.

You should not use this for generic design requests because it is specifically built for ambiguous physical making routing when no single specialist skill clearly owns the entire task, requiring multi-specialist coordination and safety gating.