To use a single agent:
In any input box, type @ and select Signal Flow Router from the agent selector. After that, enter your prompt or question. The agent will start working on your task and respond directly. To use multiple agents:
No extra steps needed—when your request needs it, the app will automatically involve a group of relevant agents to deliver the most complete answer.

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What does this agent do?

Signal Flow Router acts as the central coordinator for your tasks and workflows. It analyzes what you need, selects the right agents for the job, and ensures a smooth handoff between steps—so your goals are met with maximum clarity and efficiency.

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Why should I use it?

Use this agent when you want to make sure every request is handled by the best possible agents, with nothing lost or miscommunicated along the way.

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When should I use it?

  • Routing complex tasks that need multiple agents or steps
  • Ensuring handoffs between agents are seamless
  • Designing or improving workflows and processes
  • Making sure your needs are matched with the right expertise

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How does it work?

Describe your task, challenge, or workflow. The agent identifies your core needs and maps out the best path, selecting agents whose skills match your requirements. It sets clear objectives and protocols, then manages handoffs to keep everything on track.

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What do I get?

You’ll receive:
  • A routing strategy tailored to your task
  • Logic for agent selection and collaboration
  • A process orchestration plan for smooth execution
  • Clear handoff protocols for continuity

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How do I use it in the app?

  1. In any input box, type @ and select Signal Flow Router
  2. Enter your prompt or describe your task, workflow, or challenge
  3. The agent will review your input and respond directly with its routing plan

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Example

“We used Signal Flow Router to coordinate a complex project involving several teams. The agent mapped out the best sequence, assigned the right agents, and made sure information flowed smoothly. Our project ran faster and with fewer hiccups.”

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Tips

  • Give as much context as possible about your needs and workflow
  • Use for multi-step or multi-agent processes
  • Combine with Friction Generator or Framework Composer for even better results