task-classifier

Task triage and routing can be automated by classifying incoming tasks to determine their complexity and execution path. This standardizes workload management by evaluating task scope to output a JSON object with routing and approach suggestions.

Classifying incoming tasks for backlog prioritization involves evaluating task scope and impact to categorize them into types like SIMPLE or COMPLEX. This process outputs a structured JSON object containing reasoning and a suggested approach for prioritization.

Task classification for CLI, meetings, and automation triggers works by standardizing intake handling. It processes incoming requests to determine routing paths, returning a JSON object with task type, complexity level, and required execution approach.

You can categorize tasks into SIMPLE, COMPLEX, RESEARCH_ONLY, and CLASSIFICATION levels to guide workflow routing. This categorization evaluates task scope and impact to produce a JSON object detailing the suggested execution approach.

Routing work items by complexity supports task types including SIMPLE, COMPLEX, RESEARCH_ONLY, and CLASSIFICATION. Each classification evaluates scope to return a JSON object with the complexity level, reasoning, and suggested approach.

No specific dependencies are required to classify tasks and determine routing paths. The process applies to task intake across CLI, meetings, or automation triggers and outputs a JSON object with complexity, task type, reasoning, and suggested approach.