routing

Multi-agent message routing automatically directs user queries to specialized agents based on content and channel bindings. It evaluates message intent to select the appropriate agent, ensuring specialized tasks like trading or research reach the correct AI component.

You can bind a specific chat channel to a particular agent using channel bindings. This feature locks channel communication to a designated agent, ensuring consistent workflow and automated message routing without manual switching.

Yes, you can enforce tool access control policies for individual agents. Tool policy control provides granular management over tool availability, restricting agents to defined security and functional boundaries to prevent unauthorized actions.

The best way to manage dynamic agent switching is through an orchestration system that lists available agents and routes messages intelligently. This allows seamless delegation of tasks, like sending trading commands to an execution agent.

Multi-agent routing utilizes channel-specific routing rules to bind chat channels to designated agents. While dynamic routing evaluates message content, establishing predefined channel bindings ensures consistent workflow for specialized tasks.

Using a dedicated routing skill centralizes agent management and enforces tool policies, preventing security breaches. It intelligently directs queries based on content and channel bindings, streamlining task delegation better than direct calls.