Workflow routing products

Return a durable job id immediately so agents never depend on long-lived inference HTTP connections.

Use telemetry-aware provider scoring, fallback, and retry behavior for single-step agent work.

Use a bounded adaptive dispatch window before normal work-unit planning when the latency profile allows it.

Deliver completion through the existing signed webhook and artifact path so agent loops can resume reliably.

Summarize exports, transcripts, or notes in one repeatable batch instead of hand-running prompts.

Use a cost-aware managed route for broad text compression without rebuilding queueing, retries, or delivery glue.

Return structured summary packets that can go straight into Slack, email, dashboards, or handoff systems.

Extract invoices, forms, or inbox messages into structured records without building custom parsers first.

Keep more sensitive source material on a managed confidential route instead of ad hoc manual prompting.

Return one artifact with fields, missing data, and review flags that can flow into ETL, CRM, or finance systems.

Label support conversations, moderation queues, survey text, or incident notes without building a custom classification pipeline first.

Use a low-touch route posture for large labeling runs while still getting quoting, retries, artifacts, and delivery in one place.

Return one clean labeling artifact that downstream systems can use for routing, dashboards, model training, or QA review.

Refresh large corpora on a repeatable cadence without building custom queueing or retry logic.

Use a cost-first route posture for bulk work while still getting a single completion surface.

Download one normalized artifact and hand it to your warehouse or vector ingest job.

Replace manual prompt work with a repeatable support briefing run.

Keep confidential queue data on a managed routing posture instead of ad hoc model picks.

Hand leadership a finished brief while red flags stay isolated for the on-call or success team.

Move recurring contract or policy review out of one-off prompt sessions and into a repeatable pipeline.

Bias routing toward higher-quality review behavior while preserving one control-plane workflow for quoting, delivery, and retry.

Separate finished review packets from failed items so legal or procurement teams can focus on the documents that need attention.