routing

Route approved design.md specs to backend, frontend, documentation, and evaluation agents.

Updated Jan 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/BenjaminRose805/react-basecamp --skill routing-benjaminrose805
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Skill: routing
Source: https://github.com/BenjaminRose805/react-basecamp/tree/main/.claude/skills/core/routing
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BenjaminRose805/react-basecamp --skill routing-benjaminrose805

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill analyzes approved design content and routes the /implement command to the appropriate agents based on the spec's scope and content.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated routing: Read an approved design.md or requirements.md and determine whether the work is backend, frontend, docs, or evaluation, then assign the correct agents in the proper sequence.
  • Mixed-scope handling: Detects multi-domain specs (e.g., backend + frontend) and routes tasks to multiple agents in the correct order.
  • Error handling: Provides clear guidance when no approved spec exists or the spec type is ambiguous.

Quick Start

To route an approved spec, first ensure a spec exists via /design, then run /implement to obtain the agent routing plan.

Frequently Asked Questions about routing

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automatically route a design.md spec to the correct agents?

To automatically route a design.md spec, run the /implement command after generating your specification with /design. The skill parses the approved design content, detects domain indicators, and returns an ordered sequence of appropriate agents for execution.

What happens if no approved spec exists when I try to route tasks?

If no approved spec exists during routing, the skill provides clear error handling and guidance. It requires an approved design.md or requirements.md file to parse content and determine the correct backend, frontend, docs, or evaluation agents.

Can I route mixed-scope specs that cover both backend and frontend work?

Yes, you can route mixed-scope specs covering both backend and frontend work. The skill detects multi-domain specifications and routes tasks to multiple agents in the correct sequential order based on the detected domain indicators.

How does spec analysis determine which agents to assign for implementation?

Spec analysis determines agent assignments by parsing approved design.md content to detect domain indicators across backend, frontend, documentation, and evaluation tasks. It then returns an ordered sequence of agents matching the detected spec scope.

What are the limitations of automated routing for ambiguous specifications?

Automated routing for ambiguous specifications is limited by the clarity of domain indicators in the design.md file. If the spec type is ambiguous, the skill returns clear errors instead of guessing, ensuring accurate agent assignment for spec-driven development.