Multi-Agent Routing Control Plane v1.0

Price: $4.99

Category: orchestration

Release status: Approved for release — Viper QA passed 4/4 tests; Security Audit CLEARED by Warlock on 2026-05-04.

What it does

Multi-Agent Routing Control Plane gives OpenClaw teams a clear, evidence-based audit of how work moves between agents, managers, QA stages, and release owners. It scans route tables or handoff folders and flags missing owners, unclear statuses, absent next steps, and weak evidence before a multi-agent workflow turns into guesswork.

It does not spawn agents or change routing configuration. It is a safe control-plane report that helps operators tighten handoffs before scaling production agent teams.

Use cases

Pipeline operators: Check that every handoff has an owner, status, next route, and evidence before downstream agents pick it up.
Multi-agent builders: Validate route tables and escalation rules while designing managers, task routers, QA queues, or orchestration policies.
Production teams: Run strict audits in CI or cron to catch orphan tasks, invalid statuses, and missing evidence before they cause silent delivery gaps.

Requirements

OpenClaw: v2026.3.23 or later recommended.
Python: 3.10+.
Dependencies: Python standard library only; no pip installs required.
API keys: None.
Inputs: A JSON/YAML route table file or a folder of .md, .txt, .json, .yaml, or .yml handoff/log files.
Permissions: Read access to the route/handoff path; optional write access if using --output.

Example usage


python3 skills/multi-agent-routing-control-plane/scripts/multi_agent_routing_control_plane.py memory/handoffs --output routing-report.json --strict

Expected output


{
  "path": "/root/.openclaw/workspace/memory/handoffs",
  "files_scanned": 3,
  "policy_gaps": [
    {
      "file": "/root/.openclaw/workspace/memory/handoffs/handoff-viper-2026-05-04.md",
      "gap": "missing next route/handoff"
    }
  ],
  "route_edges": [
    {
      "from": "Viper",
      "to": "Warlock",
      "source": "/root/.openclaw/workspace/memory/handoffs/handoff-viper-2026-05-04.md"
    }
  ],
  "recommendation": "fix-gaps-before-routing"
}

When --strict is enabled, the command exits non-zero if policy gaps are found, making it useful for release gates and automated QA checks.

Marketing copy

Multi-Agent Routing Control Plane is the control tower for serious OpenClaw teams running more than one worker. It audits route tables and handoff folders for missing owners, invalid statuses, absent next steps, weak evidence, and unclear escalation paths, then returns a clean JSON report showing what needs to be fixed before work moves downstream. If your agent pipeline has grown from “one assistant” into managers, builders, QA agents, security reviewers, and deployment owners, this is the lightweight governance layer that keeps routing observable, accountable, and safe.

Multi Agent Routing Control Plane