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A classification or decision module classifies a request and dispatches it to specific targets, such as a specialized prompt, agent, or tool. Typical conditions for use: Different request classes require distinct handling; Specialized tools exist for specific intents. The central trade-off: More precise handling is achieved at the expense of additional decis…
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The agentic routing pattern directs a request to the right agent, model, or tool based on its content, difficulty, and context.
The pattern grew from routing and orchestration practices for multi-agent systems in which different specialists take on tasks dynamically.
A dispatch center identifies a caller’s need and connects it to the responsible specialist team.
A routing decision determines the next specialized processing step.
Routing distributes simple, specialist, and risky tasks differently.
A router assesses the request and capabilities before executing an agent.
Routing improves quality and efficiency when one agent cannot handle every task equally well.
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