using-agent-skills

To route ambiguous tasks, parse user intent and consult a skill-dispatch matrix to identify the most appropriate candidate, applying tie-breaking rules to select and load the correct skill for execution.

Workflow orchestration for multi-phase tasks uses a dispatch matrix to resolve ambiguities between candidate skills, determining the first suitable skill to load when tasks span multiple lifecycle phases.

You need a dispatch matrix for skill routing when user input lacks a clearly defined skill match or requires disambiguation between candidates across different development lifecycle phases.

Resolve ambiguities between candidate skills by parsing user intent, consulting the skill-dispatch matrix, and applying tie-breaking rules to select the best skill for the AI-assistant workflow.

Yes, skill routing via the dispatch matrix explicitly applies when tasks span multiple lifecycle phases, identifying the development phase from user input to load the correct skill.

The dispatch matrix for skill selection determines only the first suitable skill to load based on parsed intent and tie-breaking rules, handing off control rather than managing the entire execution lifecycle.