intent-router
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Converges an underspecified request into an IntentSpec: looks up what sources answer, asks only what they cannot, halts instead of guessing, checks delivery against the spec. Use when a request to implement, add, change, fix or configure leaves a decision open — scope, approach, failure behaviour, what done means — contradicts itself, reads two ways, or rests on a premise sources rule out. Silent on a fully stated request its sources do not contradict; not for explaining existing state.
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npx skills add angel291592/Intent-Router --skill intent-router -a claude-code
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