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routing-coverage-matrix

Cross-references work types against INTENT_RULES to identify routing gaps and collisions.

Updated Mar 12, 2026
Search Tags:#routing#analysis#coverage#matrix#collisions#silent-zones#orphaned-rules
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Nerfherder16/BrickLayer --skill routing-coverage-matrix
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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: routing-coverage-matrix
Source: https://github.com/Nerfherder16/BrickLayer/tree/main/.claude/skills/routing-coverage-matrix
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Nerfherder16/BrickLayer --skill routing-coverage-matrix

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Routing coverage analysis identifies gaps, silent zones, first-match collisions, and orphaned rules in routing configurations so teams can improve routing accuracy and deployment reliability.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Cross-reference routing rules against work types to surface coverage gaps, silent zones, and misrouting.
  • Generate a matrix that highlights where INTENT_RULES match or fail to map to dispatch targets.
  • Use case: inspectors can audit a Masonry/CLAUDE project to ensure all work types have clear routing targets and adjust rules accordingly.

Quick Start

Run a routing coverage analysis on your project to generate a matrix showing coverage, silent zones, and collisions.

Frequently Asked Questions about routing-coverage-matrix

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I find routing collisions and silent zones in my project?▼

A routing coverage matrix maps work types against INTENT_RULES to visually highlight coverage gaps and misrouting. It outputs a structured grid showing exactly where dispatch targets fail to match intended work categories.

What is a routing coverage matrix used for?▼

A routing coverage matrix maps work types against INTENT_RULES to visually highlight coverage gaps and misrouting. It outputs a structured grid showing exactly where dispatch targets fail to match intended work categories.

How do I audit Masonry or CLAUDE routing rules for misrouting?▼

To audit Masonry routing configurations, you cross-reference INTENT_RULES against work types using the router source file. This generates a matrix that identifies orphaned rules and silent zones to improve deployment reliability.

Do I need the router source file to analyze routing coverage gaps?▼

Yes, identifying routing coverage gaps requires access to the router source file and the routing target table. Without these inputs, the system cannot cross-reference INTENT_RULES to detect orphaned rules or first-match conflicts.

Why are some routing rules not matching their dispatch targets?▼

Routing rules miss dispatch targets due to first-match collisions or silent zones in the configuration. Cross-referencing INTENT_RULES against work types reveals these orphaned rules so you can adjust routing targets accordingly.

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