skill-router

Automated skill routing analyzes task domains within your request to match and load the optimal combination of 1-3 specific skills. It prioritizes specialized framework skills over general language skills to ensure deterministic task execution without manual selection.

You orchestrate multiple skills by providing your raw development request to the router, which analyzes user intent and automatically loads the best-suited specialized skills via the skill tool. This eliminates manual orchestration and enables deterministic task execution.

Yes, automated task analysis specifically prioritizes loading specialized framework skills over general language skills. When you submit a request, the router evaluates the task domains and selects the most specific skills available to fulfill your requirements.

The best way to dispatch debugging tasks is to route the raw request through automated task analysis, which matches the request against a comprehensive skill catalog. It automatically loads relevant debugger and framework-specific skills to address the performance issue efficiently.

The skill router avoids loading orchestration and agent management skills to prevent circular routing logic and maintain deterministic task execution. These meta-skills are only loaded if you explicitly request them, ensuring the router focuses on specific domain execution.

Yes, the skill router supports loading 1-3 specific skills simultaneously by analyzing overlapping task domains. It identifies the optimal combination of skills required to fulfill complex requests and loads them together via the skill tool for immediate execution.