openprd-router

To route user requests based on intent, you can use an intelligent routing system that analyzes task type and environmental context to direct inputs to specialized execution harnesses. This ensures consistent application of project standards across the development lifecycle.

Context-aware routing for development workflows is a mechanism that automatically determines whether a task requires automation-safe mode, brainstorming, or full execution based on user intent. It manages transitions between requirement intake and specialized execution.

You can orchestrate complex development tasks by directing them to specific modules like frontend design, test strategy, or quality assessment. Workflow orchestration prevents task fragmentation by managing transitions between safety gates and execution harnesses.

Yes, workflow routing supports automation-safe mode by analyzing environmental context and user intent to determine when to apply safety gates. This ensures tasks transition correctly between requirement intake and specialized execution without fragmentation.

You need a central routing system for project workflows when you must prevent task fragmentation and ensure consistent application of design frameworks and quality gates. It acts as the central nervous system to intelligently route requests to the correct specialized skill.

Yes, you can use workflow orchestration to manage transitions between brainstorming and execution. The router identifies user intent, such as brainstorming a new feature, and directs the session to requirement intake modules rather than executing a generic run command.