routing

Multi-agent routing classifies input requests and delegates them to specialized handlers. You need it when building scalable workflows that require intent detection, tool selection, and modular separation between routers and responders.

To route user requests to the right agent, provide a query to the router. It uses classifier-driven delegation to detect intent, select the appropriate tool, and invoke the modular handler best suited for the task context.

Yes, classifier-driven delegation supports multi-agent systems across support, sales, and operations. It routes requests by detecting task type and context, then delegates to specialized agents to maximize accuracy and efficiency.

The best way to handle unknown intents in agent routing is to configure safe fallbacks with clear task schemas. This increases robustness by ensuring undefined queries are managed gracefully without breaking the workflow.

Modular handler invocation reduces coupling in multi-agent systems by acting as a traffic controller. It separates concerns among routers, responders, and tool handlers, enabling scalable workflows and independent agent updates.