routing_agent

Intent classification analyzes user input to map queries to the appropriate Swarm specialist. It leverages a decision taxonomy and session-state access to drive agent spans, accelerating decision-making and reducing handoff latency.

Specialist orchestration delegates tasks to memory, planning, or domain-specific agents with clear handoffs. It implements a decision taxonomy to map user intents and generates an orchestration payload to drive agent spans.

To route user intents to specialized agents, classify the user input and delegate the task to the appropriate Swarm specialist using an orchestration payload. This persists context across turns via the Session State API to ensure continuity.

Yes, you can route intents to memory and planning agents simultaneously. The routing agent classifies user intents and delegates tasks to the appropriate Swarm specialists, enabling rapid routing between memory, planning, and domain-specific agents during multi-turn conversations.

Agent orchestration requires a decision taxonomy to accurately classify user intents and determine the correct specialist for delegation. This structured classification reduces handoff latency and ensures tasks reach the most capable Swarm specialist.

You should not use a dedicated routing agent for simple, single-turn queries that do not require stateful coordination. It is specifically designed for multi-turn conversations requiring rapid routing between memory, planning, and specialized agents with persistent session-state.