using-agent-practices

An intelligent router categorizes requests and directs them to the most specific first-party skill available in the repository's .agents/skills directory, ensuring accurate task delegation and preventing misrouting.

Skill dispatch works by analyzing user requests and matching them to specialized skills for prompt engineering, orchestration, or general reasoning. The router enforces a strict routing contract to ensure tasks are delegated to the narrowest, most accurate skill available.

The best way to orchestrate specialized business functions is to use an intelligent routing skill that categorizes the request and delegates it to the narrowest first-party agent skill, ensuring the task is handled by the most specialized tool available.

Yes, you can use this routing skill for general reasoning and continuity tasks. It analyzes incoming requests and directs task categorization for continuity, prompt engineering, specialized business functions, and general reasoning to their respective skills.

Yes, you need a strict routing contract to ensure accurate task delegation. The router requires adherence to this contract to efficiently analyze requests and direct them to the most specific first-party agent skill available in the directory.