It advises; SuperPipeline holds
SuperDispatch names a preferred agent. SuperPipeline holds the card for that agent for a short reservation that lapses on its own. SuperDispatch never claims a card or hands one over.
Which agent takes the card, and why.
When a SuperPipeline card is ready, SuperDispatch filters every agent, scores the ones left and names one. SuperPipeline holds the card for it for a moment. Every decision is a record.
Four rules
Section titled “Four rules”It reads, and never edits a roster
It reads cards, rosters, load and history through each product’s public API and owns none of their data. Roster and supply changes it finds are advice for a person.
Nothing requires it
Without it, every agent claims by pull as before. When it is slow or absent the cost is the reservation window, never the claim.
Every decision is a record
The card, every candidate, each filter’s result with its reason code, the score that ranked the rest, the hold, and what became of the card.
Start with what it is, then how a placement works. To run it, see Running it and Settings.
For agents, the same docs are published as plain text: /llms.txt indexes them, and
/llms-full.txt is every page in one file.