Task Routing Engine

The Task Routing Engine determines which agent or process should handle each task.

Inputs to the Router

• Task type and description.
• Workspace configuration (thresholds, reviewers, integrations).
• Capability hints.
• Priority and dependency information.
• Trigger source (initial, retry, review feedback, etc.).

Routing Decisions

The router can:

• Select a single agent to execute the task.
• Trigger a multi-step flow (e.g., plan → implement → refine).
• Defer execution if dependencies are incomplete.
• Route tasks to review queues based on policy.

Extensibility

• New agents can be introduced without changing router core logic.
• Additional routing rules can be configured at the workspace level.
• Telemetry from past executions can inform future routing strategies.

The goal is to ensure that each task is handled by the most appropriate agent at the right time, with minimal manual intervention.