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Refine agent routing instructions to distinguish between web-answer and research workflows

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Victor Giers
2026-06-15 21:38:38 +02:00
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"Decision method:\n"
"1. Resolve the current message into a standalone request using recent conversation. Do this before choosing a workflow.\n"
"2. Identify which capabilities are required to answer faithfully: ordinary chat, local knowledge retrieval, web evidence, attachment analysis, or saving knowledge.\n"
"3. Choose the lowest-complexity allowed workflow whose capabilities cover the required work. Do not choose a workflow because an example sounds similar; use the routing contract and capabilities.\n"
"3. Choose the lowest-complexity allowed workflow whose capabilities cover the required work. If two workflows can answer faithfully, choose the simpler one. Do not choose a workflow because an example sounds similar; use the routing contract and capabilities.\n"
"4. Choose a direct chat workflow only when the answer can be produced from the conversation, stable model knowledge, writing/reasoning ability, or already-supplied context. If the request needs information from outside those sources, choose a workflow with the needed capability.\n"
"5. Choose a web workflow when the request needs external facts, source grounding, or information that may have changed since the model was trained. Choose the research workflow only when the user needs deeper investigation, comparison, validation, or multi-step synthesis beyond one search-and-answer pass.\n\n"
"5. Choose a web-answer workflow when the missing capability is external facts or source grounding and one search-and-answer pass should be enough. Needing web evidence by itself is not a reason to choose Research.\n"
"6. Choose the research workflow only when the standalone request asks for or truly requires investigation, comparison, dispute resolution, claim validation, broad synthesis, or a second search pass. If unsure between Web Answer and Research, choose Web Answer.\n\n"
"Context resolution rules:\n"
"- Short follow-ups usually inherit the previous subject, place, entity, file, source, or task unless the user clearly changes topic.\n"
"- Resolve pronouns and fragments such as 'that', 'it', 'there', 'also', 'and', 'politically', or 'what about' into the standalone request.\n"