TCAndon-Router: Adaptive Reasoning Router for Multi-Agent Collaboration
Jiuzhou Zhao, Chunrong Chen, Chenqi Qiao, Lebin Zheng, Minqi Han, Yanchi Liu Yongzhou Xu Xiaochuan Xu Min Zhang

TL;DR
TCAndon-Router (TCAR) is an adaptive multi-agent routing system that dynamically assigns agents to queries using natural language reasoning, improving accuracy and robustness in enterprise applications.
Contribution
The paper introduces TCAR, a novel adaptive reasoning router that supports dynamic onboarding, natural language reasoning, and collaborative response refinement in multi-agent systems.
Findings
Significantly improves routing accuracy.
Reduces routing conflicts.
Maintains robustness in ambiguous scenarios.
Abstract
Multi-Agent Systems(MAS) have become a powerful paradigm for building high performance intelligent applications. Within these systems, the router responsible for determining which expert agents should handle a given query plays a crucial role in overall performance. Existing routing strategies generally fall into two categories: performance routing, which balances latency and cost across models of different sizes, and task routing, which assigns queries to domain-specific experts to improve accuracy. In real-world enterprise applications, task routing is more suitable; however, most existing approaches rely on static single-label decisions, which introduce two major limitations: (i) difficulty in seamlessly integrating new agents as business domains expand, and (ii) routing conflicts caused by overlapping agent capabilities, ultimately degrading accuracy and robustness.To address these…
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Taxonomy
TopicsSemantic Web and Ontologies · Advanced Graph Neural Networks · Graph Theory and Algorithms
