What problem does it solve? When you type /auto followed by a subcommand in oh-my-pi, something must decide which of the 19 Autopus detail skills should handle it. This Skill acts as the command router, parsing the payload after /auto and dispatching it to exactly one matching skill without ambiguity. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Deterministic Routing: Maps the input text to exactly one skill from a fixed list including auto-plan, auto-go, auto-dev, auto-review, auto-test, and 14 others. - Flag Preservation: Passes --model, --variant, and --execution-owner flags through unchanged so downstream skills receive the exact options you supplied. - Strict Error Handling: Rejects unknown subcommands instead of guessing, and reports the exact list of supported commands. - Use Case: You type /auto plan "Add OAuth2 login" --multi in your oh-my-pi session, and the router forwards the full payload to the auto-plan skill for execution. ## Quick Start Type /auto followed by a subcommand such as plan, go, dev, or review along with your task description, and the router will dispatch it to the correct Autopus skill.