skill-router

Automatically select the best skill by analyzing task descriptions, filenames, and language hints to match the 1-2 most applicable skills for code quality, design patterns, or domain modeling. The router returns primary and secondary skills with domain context.

Skill routing handles conflict resolution by evaluating task descriptions and domain mappings to select the top two skills, then returning a note explaining potential conflicts or routing decisions to help you choose the right combination.

Yes, you can use language detection to route tasks. The router analyzes language hints and filenames to identify the most applicable domain modeling or design pattern skills for your specific code files.

The best way to find relevant skills is to provide a task description or file path to the router. It analyzes the input to select 1-2 applicable skills for code quality and design patterns, reducing guesswork in your workflow.

Yes, the skill router works with CLI. You can integrate it within higher-level automation or use it as a command-line tool to route tasks before applying any specific skill from the library.

The router returns primary and secondary skills to provide domain context and show potential conflicts. Returning 1-2 applicable skills ensures you have the right combination of lenses for complex tasks like domain modeling and code quality.