question-router

Question routing by complexity classifies inquiries into levels (L1-L5) and directs each question to the appropriate handling path. This ensures consistent routing decisions across diverse domains and prompt types within an integrated workflow.

To route user questions automatically, you embed a classification sub-skill into your ask-question workflow. It evaluates question complexity and invokes the correct response path without requiring separate standalone routing logic.

No, you cannot use this question classification logic as a standalone tool. It is designed strictly as an embedded sub-skill to be invoked through the parent ask-question workflow context rather than operating independently.

Yes, this question complexity router supports multi-domain prompt classification. It applies a uniform complexity-handling strategy across diverse domains, enabling consistent routing decisions regardless of the specific inquiry topic.

The primary limitation is dependency on the parent ask-question context. Because it lacks standalone integration capabilities, you cannot invoke it directly outside of its designed workflow, restricting its use to embedded routing scenarios.