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13 added, 3 removed. Audit A to A.
---
name: route
description: Manually route a query to the optimal Claude model (Haiku/Sonnet/Opus)
user_invokable: true
---
# Manual Model Router
Override automatic model selection and force a specific Claude model for your query.
## Usage
```
/route <model> <query>
```
Where `<model>` is one of:
- `haiku` or `fast` - Use Haiku for simple, quick tasks
- `sonnet` or `standard` - Use Sonnet for typical coding tasks
- `opus` or `deep` - Use Opus for complex analysis
## Instructions
+ **CRITICAL: The user's explicit model choice MUST be honored. Do NOT override, reclassify, or second-guess their selection. This is a MANUAL OVERRIDE command - the entire point is to bypass automatic classification.**
+
Parse $ARGUMENTS to extract the model and query:
- 1. **Extract model** - The first word should be the model name (haiku/fast, sonnet/standard, opus/deep)
+ 1. **Extract model** - The first word is the model name (case-insensitive: haiku/fast, sonnet/standard, opus/deep)
2. **Extract query** - Everything after the model name is the query to execute
3. **Validate** - If no valid model is specified, show usage help
- 4. **Route** - Use the Task tool to spawn the appropriate subagent:
+ 4. **Route IMMEDIATELY** - Use the Task tool to spawn the appropriate subagent:
- haiku/fast -> spawn "fast-executor" subagent with model: haiku
- sonnet/standard -> spawn "standard-executor" subagent with model: sonnet
- opus/deep -> spawn "deep-executor" subagent with model: opus
- 5. **Return** - Prefix the response with the model override info
+ 5. **Return** - Prefix the response with the model used
+
+ **DO NOT:**
+ - Analyze query complexity
+ - Suggest a "better" model
+ - Classify the query
+ - Override the user's choice for any reason
+
+ The user said which model. Use that model. Period.
## Model Mapping
| Argument | Executor | Model |
|----------|----------|-------|
| `haiku` or `fast` | fast-executor | Haiku |
| `sonnet` or `standard` | standard-executor | Sonnet |
| `opus` or `deep` | deep-executor | Opus |
## Examples
### Force Opus for a simple question
```
/route opus What's the syntax for a TypeScript interface?
```
Result: Routes to Opus (deep-executor) regardless of query complexity.
### Force Haiku for any task
```
/route haiku Fix the authentication bug in login.ts
```
Result: Routes to Haiku (fast-executor) for cost savings.
### Force Sonnet explicitly
```
/route sonnet Design a caching system
```
Result: Routes to Sonnet (standard-executor).
## Error Handling
If the user doesn't provide a valid model, respond with:
```
Usage: /route <model> <query>
Models:
haiku, fast - Quick, simple tasks (cheapest)
sonnet, standard - Typical coding tasks (default)
opus, deep - Complex analysis (most capable)
Example: /route opus Analyze the security of this authentication flow
```