pasp-orchestrator

To classify and route complex PASP tasks, use an orchestrator that analyzes task content and directs it to the appropriate subskill or reference. It supports early confirmation for tasks with multiple plausible paths.

Managing mixed PASP requests involves using a task routing system that handles tasks requiring both workflow execution and reference information simultaneously, ensuring comprehensive task resolution.

Early confirmation for PASP tasks with multiple paths works by prompting user interaction before execution, ensuring the selected subskill or reference matches the user's intent when ambiguity exists.

Yes, you need PASP knowledge and user interaction to use workflow routing and task classification tools effectively. The system guides input modification and parameter tuning but relies on your domain understanding.

Yes, you can isolate run directories when executing PASP workflows to ensure safety and cleanliness. This prevents conflicts between concurrent tasks and maintains a structured workspace.

You should require confirmation for structure-based PASP workflows and runs to prevent unintended execution. This minimal confirmation step ensures task routing accuracy before proceeding with parameter tuning.