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Dev Lead Routing
ASecurityRoutes development tasks to the correct language or framework expert agent. Use when user requests code review, implementation, refactoring, or debugging.
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name: dev-lead-routing
description: Routes development tasks to the correct language or framework expert agent. Use when user requests code review, implementation, refactoring, or debugging.
scope: core
user-invocable: false
context: fork
---
## Mandatory delegation directive (R010 Universal /tmp Script Bypass)
When this skill spawns a subagent via the Agent tool, the spawned prompt MUST include this directive verbatim (or equivalent):
> ALL tool calls targeting `.claude/` paths MUST go through `/tmp/*.sh` script via Bash. This includes read-only measurement (sed/cat/wc/ls/grep), Write, Edit. Read tool is exempt. Direct Write/Edit/Bash on .claude/ triggers user approval prompts that block unattended automation. See R010 for the full pattern.
This directive is preserved inline because Agent-tool prompt synthesis can drop SKILL.md notes; inline mandatory directives survive (#1046 lesson).
# Dev Lead Routing
## Engineers
| Type | Agents |
|------|--------|
| Language | lang-golang-expert, lang-python-expert, lang-rust-expert, lang-kotlin-expert, lang-typescript-expert, lang-java-expert |
| Frontend | fe-vercel-agent, fe-vuejs-agent, fe-svelte-agent, fe-flutter-agent, fe-design-expert |
| Backend | be-fastapi-expert, be-springboot-expert, be-go-backend-expert, be-nestjs-expert, be-express-expert, be-django-expert |
| Tooling | tool-npm-expert, tool-optimizer, tool-bun-expert |
| Database | db-supabase-expert, db-postgres-expert, db-redis-expert, db-alembic-expert, db-neo4j-expert |
| Architect | arch-documenter, arch-speckit-agent |
| Security | sec-codeql-expert |
| Infra | infra-docker-expert, infra-aws-expert |
| Slack | slack-cli-expert |
## File Extension Mapping
| Extension | Agent |
|-----------|-------|
| `.go` | lang-golang-expert |
| `.py` | lang-python-expert |
| `.rs` | lang-rust-expert |
| `.kt`, `.kts` | lang-kotlin-expert |
| `.ts`, `.tsx` | lang-typescript-expert |
| `.java` | lang-java-expert |
| `.js/.jsx` (React) | fe-vercel-agent |
| `.vue` | fe-vuejs-agent |
| `.svelte` | fe-svelte-agent |
| `.dart`, `pubspec.yaml` | fe-flutter-agent |
| `.sql` (PG) | db-postgres-expert |
| `.sql` (Supabase) | db-supabase-expert |
| `alembic.ini`, `alembic/versions/*.py` | db-alembic-expert |
| `.cypher` | db-neo4j-expert |
| `Dockerfile`, `*.dockerfile` | infra-docker-expert |
| `*.tf`, `*.tfvars` | infra-aws-expert |
| `*.yaml`, `*.yml` (CloudFormation) | infra-aws-expert |
## Keyword Mapping
| Keywords | Agent |
|----------|-------|
| go, golang | lang-golang-expert |
| python, py | lang-python-expert |
| rust | lang-rust-expert |
| kotlin | lang-kotlin-expert |
| typescript, ts | lang-typescript-expert |
| java | lang-java-expert |
| react, next.js, vercel | fe-vercel-agent |
| vue | fe-vuejs-agent |
| svelte | fe-svelte-agent |
| flutter, dart, riverpod, bloc, widget | fe-flutter-agent |
| design, typography, color, motion, ux writing, ui design, "design system", "design review", impeccable | fe-design-expert |
| fastapi | be-fastapi-expert |
| django | be-django-expert |
| spring, springboot | be-springboot-expert |
| nestjs | be-nestjs-expert |
| express | be-express-expert |
| npm | tool-npm-expert |
| optimize, bundle | tool-optimizer |
| bun | tool-bun-expert |
| postgres, postgresql, psql, pg_stat | db-postgres-expert |
| redis, cache, pub/sub, sorted set | db-redis-expert |
| supabase, rls, edge function | db-supabase-expert |
| alembic, migration, db revision, db upgrade, db downgrade | db-alembic-expert |
| neo4j, cypher, graph database, knowledge graph, text2cypher | db-neo4j-expert |
| docker, dockerfile, container, compose | infra-docker-expert |
| aws, cloudformation, vpc, iam, s3, lambda, cdk, terraform | infra-aws-expert |
| security, codeql, cve, vulnerability, sarif, sast, security audit | sec-codeql-expert |
| architecture, adr, openapi, swagger, diagram | arch-documenter |
| spec, specification, tdd, requirements | arch-speckit-agent |
| slack, slack-cli, slack app, slack deploy, slack trigger, slack datastore | slack-cli-expert |
## Model Selection
| Task | Model |
|------|-------|
| Architecture analysis | opus |
| Code review/implementation | sonnet |
| Quick validation/search | haiku |
## Routing Decision (Priority Order)
Before selecting an expert agent, evaluate in this order:
### Step 1: Agent Teams Eligibility (R018)
Check if Agent Teams is available (`CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1` or TeamCreate/SendMessage tools present).
| Scenario | Preferred |
|----------|-----------|
| Single-language review | Task Tool |
| Multi-language code review (3+) | Agent Teams |
| Code review + fix cycle | Agent Teams |
| Cross-layer debugging (FE + BE + DB) | Agent Teams |
| Simple file search/validation | Task Tool |
### Step 2: Codex-Exec Hybrid (Implementation Tasks)
For **new file creation**, **boilerplate**, or **test code generation**:
1. Check `/tmp/.claude-env-status-*` for codex, gemini, and rtk availability
2. If codex available AND task involves new file creation → automatically delegate to `/codex-exec` for scaffolding:
- Display: `[Codex Hybrid] Delegating to codex-exec...`
- codex-exec generates initial code (strength: fast generation)
- Selected Claude expert reviews and refines codex output (strength: reasoning, quality)
3. If codex unavailable but gemini available → delegate to `/gemini-exec` for scaffolding:
- Display: `[Gemini Hybrid] Delegating to gemini-exec...`
- gemini-exec generates initial code
- Selected Claude expert reviews and refines output
4. If RTK available (`RTK=available` in env status) → optionally wrap Claude expert output through RTK to reduce token consumption by 60-90%:
- Display: `[RTK Proxy] Token optimization active via rtk-exec`
- RTK acts as a transparent proxy — no change to expert selection
5. If none available → display `[External CLI] Unavailable — proceeding with {expert} directly` and use Claude expert directly
**Suitable**: New file creation, boilerplate, scaffolding, test code
**Unsuitable**: Existing code modification, architecture decisions, bug fixes
### Step 3: Expert Agent Selection
Route to appropriate language/framework expert based on file extension and keyword mapping.
> **Permission Mode**: When spawning agents via Agent tool, always pass `mode: "bypassPermissions"`. The Agent tool default (`acceptEdits`) overrides agent frontmatter `permissionMode`, causing permission prompts during unattended execution.
### Step 4: Ontology-RAG Enrichment (R019)
If `get_agent_for_task` MCP tool is available, call it with the original query and inject `suggested_skills` into the agent prompt. Skip silently on failure.
### Step 4b: Wiki-RAG Enrichment
For ambiguous routing (confidence < 90%), query the wiki for context:
1. Search `wiki/index.yaml` for agent/skill pages matching detected keywords
2. If wiki suggests a specific skill or guide for the task, inject as `suggested_context` in the agent prompt
3. This helps agents receive relevant guide references automatically
```
wiki-rag query: "{user_request}" → wiki agent/skill pages → suggested_context injection
```
Advisory only — skip silently if wiki unavailable.
### Step 5: Soul Injection (R006)
If the selected agent has `soul: true` in frontmatter, read and prepend `.claude/agents/souls/{agent-name}.soul.md` content to the prompt. Skip silently if file doesn't exist.
## Routing Rules
Multi-language: detect all languages, route to parallel experts (max 4). Single-language: route to matching expert. Cross-layer (frontend + backend): multiple experts in parallel.
## No Match Fallback
When file extension or keyword doesn't match any existing agent:
```
User Input → No matching development agent
↓
Detect: File extension (.rb, .swift, .php, etc.) or language keyword
↓
Delegate to mgr-creator with context:
domain: detected language/framework
type: sw-engineer
keywords: extracted from user input
file_patterns: detected extensions
skills: auto-discover from .claude/skills/
guides: auto-discover from templates/guides/
```
**Examples of dynamic creation triggers:**
- Unrecognized file extension (e.g., `.rb` → Ruby expert, `.swift` → Swift expert)
- New framework keyword (e.g., "Flutter 앱 리뷰해줘", "Rails API 만들어줘")
- Language detected but no specialist exists
Not user-invocable. Auto-triggered on development intent.
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