Task Router

Automatically route tasks to the appropriate tool, agent, or workflow. Analyzes task intent and complexity to route to coding, research, trading, system, or...

Security Scan

The skill's code and instructions match its stated purpose (simple local task routing by keyword and length) and it does not request credentials or install remote code — overall coherent and low-risk as packaged.

Purpose & Capability

The name/description (task routing) align with the provided bash script and usage examples. The script implements keyword-and-length based routing and suggests tools; there are no unrelated credentials, binaries, or external services required.

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md describes running scripts/route-task.sh which is exactly what's in the bundle. It references editing scripts/config.sh for customization, but that file is not included — this is a packaging/incompleteness issue (not evidence of malicious behavior). The skill's instructions do not direct reading of unrelated files or sending data to external endpoints.

Install Mechanism

No install spec is provided (instruction-only plus a local script). No downloads, extracts, or third-party package installs occur in the package, so nothing is written to disk beyond the included files.

Credentials

No environment variables, credentials, or config paths are requested. The script runs locally on stdin/arguments and prints output — there is no credential access or secret handling in the current code.

Persistence & Privilege

always:false and no code attempts to persist or modify other skills or system-wide configs. The script only reads its argument and standard shell utilities; however, if integrated with other agents/tools later, those integrations could carry elevated risk (see user guidance).

Assessment

This skill is internally coherent and low-risk as packaged: it routes tasks using simple local pattern matching and does not request credentials or make network calls. Before installing or integrating it into an agent/automation pipeline: 1) Note the SKILL.md mentions scripts/config.sh but that file is missing — ask the author or inspect any updates for that file before trusting custom patterns. 2) If you connect the router to downstream agents that can perform actions (e.g., trading bots, system exec), be cautious: those downstream integrations may require credentials or perform impactful actions. 3) Test the router with non-sensitive inputs first and review any future versions for added network or file I/O (those would change the risk profile).

AI Task Router

Automatically route tasks to the appropriate tool, agent, or workflow based on keywords and complexity analysis.

Usage

bash scripts/route-task.sh "write a python script to sort a list"
bash scripts/route-task.sh "what is the weather in Valencia?"
bash scripts/route-task.sh "analyze this wallet: 0x81ac..."

How It Works

1. Analyzes task description for intent and complexity

2. Matches against known patterns:

   • coding: code writing, refactoring, debugging
   • research: web search, data gathering, analysis
   • trading: crypto ops, wallet checks, DeFi
   • content: writing, summarization, translation
   • system: file ops, cron, monitoring
   • general: conversation, Q&A

3. Returns routing decision with confidence score

Configuration

Edit scripts/config.sh to add custom patterns or change routing logic.

Integration

Can be used as a pre-processor for incoming tasks to route them to specialized agents or tools.