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Workflow routing based on intent uses a single entry point to evaluate user goals and direct them to the correct pipeline. It applies deterministic orchestration to ensure the selected workflow matches the requested operations.

An intent-based workflow router is an orchestration layer that directs goals to the appropriate underlying pipeline. You need one when managing multiple workflows like build, upgrade, and plan, requiring a unified entry point for operations.

To route a goal, provide the intent and target inputs to the single entry point. The router evaluates these inputs to automatically select and direct the request to the matching workflow pipeline for execution.

Deterministic workflow orchestration preserves source command guardrails and scope during routing. It wraps execution natively to ensure safe orchestration and reliable pipeline selection without bypassing existing protections.

You can use static fallback to retain explicit intent classification when needed. This ensures reliable routing by overriding automated detection to manually specify the correct workflow pipeline for execution.

The limitation of a single entry point for workflow orchestration is the dependency on accurate intent classification. If the intent or target inputs are ambiguous, routing may fail unless static fallback is explicitly configured.