The Problem With AI Task Routing: You're Probably Guessing

When delegating work to AI agents, vague assumptions about their capabilities create silent failures. The gap between 'this agent handled something similar before' and 'this agent can reliably handle this specific task under current conditions' is where real problems hide. Proper task routing requires explicit specifications of each agent's capabilities—input/output formats, limits, concurrency constraints—plus real-time awareness of system state.