proagent-router

Route user requests to the right specialist agent by analyzing domain detection and intent analysis, then dispatching the input to the matching practice specialist using the Task tool. If multiple or no clear matches are found, it interactively prompts the user for clarification.

When intent detection matches multiple or no specialist agents, the router handles ambiguity by interactively prompting the user for clarification to ensure the request reaches the correct practice specialist instead of guessing.

You can coordinate cross-practice workflows with this single agent dispatcher, which routes requests to specific sub-agents using the Task tool and orchestrates multi-domain handling when a user request spans multiple practice areas.

A request dispatcher misroutes domain-specific tasks when it lacks intelligent domain detection and intent analysis. This router prevents misrouting by evaluating user input against practice domains before dispatching to a specialist agent.

You need predefined sub-agents to use this agent routing system, as it acts as a central dispatcher that selects and invokes the correct practice specialist agent within your ecosystem using the Task tool to execute the routed request.

The best way to handle ambiguous user intent in an AI agent ecosystem is to use a central router that analyzes input for domain detection and prompts the user for clarification when no clear specialist match is found before dispatching.