model-routing

To choose the right agent model tier for Unity tasks, you need to assess task complexity based on file count, scope, and risk level. Model-routing analyzes these patterns to recommend Haiku, Sonnet, or Opus for efficient delegation.

The best way to route agent tasks to Haiku, Sonnet, or Opus is by evaluating task complexity and scope. Model-routing provides intelligent recommendations by analyzing file counts, risk levels, and keywords to match tasks with the optimal tier.

Yes, model-routing integrates directly with Unity workflow commands. You can execute `/unity-workflow` with your task details or use `/unity-team` for team building to receive intelligent model tier suggestions for agent delegation.

You should use Opus over Sonnet or Haiku when a task complexity assessment indicates high risk, broad scope, or intricate patterns. Model-routing evaluates these factors to determine if the heavy-duty Opus tier is necessary for your delegation.

Task complexity assessment for agent model selection works by analyzing file count, scope, keywords, risk level, and patterns. Model-routing uses these metrics to route your delegation to the appropriate Haiku, Sonnet, or Opus tier.

Yes, you can optimize resource usage by routing simple tasks to Haiku instead of Opus. Model-routing assesses complexity to ensure low-risk, narrow-scope tasks are delegated to the efficient Haiku tier, saving resources.