Router Agent

You can automate multi-agent task delegation by routing user requests through this skill, which analyzes input and outputs structured [TASK] blocks to trigger the appropriate worker agents. It translates user intent into actionable blocks for orchestrated execution.

Block-based communication works by translating user intent into structured [TASK] blocks that trigger specific skill agents. When results return, the router synthesizes outcomes and preserves fenced code blocks verbatim to coordinate multi-step pipelines safely.

To preserve fenced code blocks when routing results between agents, this router copies worker outputs verbatim into the next response. This ensures code-block fidelity throughout multi-step pipelines without altering the original fenced content.

The best way to orchestrate multi-step agent pipelines safely is to use a router that applies deterministic delegation via [TASK] blocks and enforces safety rules. It coordinates worker agents and summarizes results when they return.

Yes, you can use this router for deterministic delegation without extra dependencies. It analyzes user messages and outputs structured [TASK] blocks natively to trigger the right workers, requiring no external components to function.

Your multi-agent workflow may not summarize results correctly if the router is not configured to synthesize outcomes when worker results return. This skill ensures result synthesis by coordinating multi-step pipelines with specific safety rules.