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Routing architecture tasks to the correct AI agent requires typing /studio followed by your task description. The dispatcher analyzes natural language intent to identify the appropriate skill across workflows like site analysis, zoning, and presentation preparation, then executes direct handoffs.

Smart routing for architecture workflows is a dispatcher mechanism that directs user input to specialized AI agents. It uses a routing table to map natural language intent to specific AEC skills for site analysis, zoning, programming, and presentation preparation without executing work itself.

Handling ambiguous architecture requests during task routing triggers a single clarifying question. The dispatcher asks for clarification to resolve intent before routing the input to the correct architecture AI agent or skill defined in the routing table.

Yes, you can use the routing dispatcher for site analysis and zoning tasks. It applies to routing across architecture workflows, determining the correct AI agent or skill to load and execute based on your specific AEC intent.

No, the architecture routing table does not execute design work itself. It functions strictly as a dispatcher, determining where to hand off user requests and loading the designated workflow defined by the selected agent or skill.