Routing Architecture Revamp for Multi-Agent Platforms
Then-Register3470 · reddit · 2026-07-20
After landing a US client request via a random LinkedIn DM, the author was tasked with building 5 AI bots: a personal assistant, course consultant, Shopify product lister, cart abandonment recoverer, and supplier negotiator. The catch: no n8n/Zapier allowed, with all capabilities housed in a single dashboard. The key breakthrough wasn't making the bots smarter, but reframing the problem into **one platform + one router**. The router reads incoming messages, determines which bot should handle it, and dispatches the task. This means adding a 6th bot later only requires a config change, not a system overhaul.
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