Multi-Agent Routing
Multi-agent routing is an advanced capability. Use it after NextClaw is already working and you want different tasks to use different agents or runtimes.
When it helps
- different tasks need different models or runtimes
- a session should bind to a specific agent
- you are testing Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, or other runtime paths
- you want to keep experiments separate from the daily main entry point
When it is unnecessary
First setup does not need multi-agent routing.
Most daily single-user workflows do not need many agents at the beginning.
Usage principles
- Keep one reliable main entry point.
- Add agents only for clear scenarios.
- Each agent should have a clear responsibility.
- Do not use routing as a workaround for messy configuration.