Task Classification

Say the work. ConvOps picks the right workflow.

Agents should not need hardcoded routing instructions. Describe the work request naturally, ConvOps creates the right task, and the right workflow attaches automatically.

Task Classification

One request. One workflow.

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Request

Review the new vendor DPA before signature

ConvOps createsWorkflow starts
Task

Legal review task

legal-review / vendor-risk
Workflow

Vendor Contract Review

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Matched task path that carries the workflow
Natural intake

Let the agent say the work request naturally.

Agents should be able to say "review the vendor DPA," "fix the auth refresh bug," or "prepare the launch brief" without carrying a giant decision tree in their prompt. Task Classification turns that natural request into the right task shape automatically.

  • No brittle if-this-then-that routing in the agent prompt.
  • No manual workflow picking before the task exists.
  • The task is inferred from the request, not hardcoded in advance.
Automatic path selection

Pick the right task so the right workflow gets embedded.

The important job is not just naming the request. It is selecting the task path that carries the correct workflow. If two requests sound similar but need different processes, ConvOps routes them into different task types automatically.

  • Bug fix requests can land in a bug-fix path.
  • Review requests can land in an approval or compliance path.
  • Content requests can land in a publishing path.
Task Classification

One request. One workflow.

Auto-attached
Request

Review the new vendor DPA before signature

ConvOps createsWorkflow starts
Task

Legal review task

legal-review / vendor-risk
Workflow

Vendor Contract Review

Built for larger systems

As workflows multiply, agents do not get harder to maintain.

This matters most when you have many workflows or several similar task types. Without classification, every new workflow means more routing logic to maintain inside every agent. With classification, the agent keeps describing the work naturally while ConvOps decides which task path fits.

  • Add more workflows without bloating agent instructions.
  • Handle similar requests without forcing the agent to memorize exceptions.
  • Keep the routing logic in the platform instead of every prompt.
Task Classification

One request. One workflow.

Auto-attached
Request

Review the new vendor DPA before signature

ConvOps createsWorkflow starts
Task

Legal review task

legal-review / vendor-risk
Workflow

Vendor Contract Review

No prompt babysitting

Stop teaching every agent which task to create for every request.

You should not have to keep updating agent instructions every time your workflow library grows. Task Classification removes that routing burden. The agent focuses on the work request. ConvOps focuses on the task shape and workflow match.

  • Fewer prompt edits as the system evolves.
  • Less drift between agents that should behave the same way.
  • A cleaner handoff from intent to process.
Gets better from real use

Confirmed task creation teaches the system over time.

When an agent creates a task from a matched request, that confirmation helps the system improve the next time a similar request appears. The result is a routing layer that becomes more useful as your team uses it.

  • Real usage strengthens future matches.
  • Teams spend less time correcting repeat routing mistakes.
  • New workflow paths become easier to hit consistently.
Safe when unclear

If the request is unclear, ConvOps can surface the likely paths instead of guessing blindly.

Some work requests are too vague to route confidently. That is exactly where Task Classification helps: it narrows the likely task paths so the agent can confirm instead of improvising. This makes larger workflow systems usable even when requests are incomplete or ambiguous.

  • Useful when similar workflows overlap.
  • Reduces wrong-task creation from underspecified requests.
  • Makes large workflow libraries manageable for agents and humans.
See it in motion

See natural requests turn into the right task automatically

An agent says what the work is. ConvOps figures out which task should be created so the correct workflow starts without extra routing logic.

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Hardcoded routing instructions vs natural task classification

Without Task Classification

  • Every agent needs custom instructions telling it which task to create.
  • Adding a workflow means updating routing logic in prompts or code.
  • Similar requests are easy to misroute into the wrong task path.
  • Vague requests force the agent to guess or create generic tasks.

With Task Classification

  • Agents describe the work naturally and ConvOps selects the task path.
  • The right workflow attaches automatically through the matched task.
  • Large workflow libraries stay usable without prompt sprawl.
  • Confirmed task creation improves future routing over time.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

No. The point is not a label. The point is choosing the right task to create so the correct workflow attaches automatically.

It matters a little with a few workflows and a lot when your system grows. The more workflow choices you have, the more expensive hardcoded routing instructions become.

Agents no longer need detailed prompt instructions that map every kind of request to a specific task type. They can describe the work naturally and let ConvOps choose the task path.

That is exactly the use case. Task Classification exists so similar-looking requests can still be routed into different task paths when the process behind them is different.

ConvOps can narrow the likely paths instead of forcing a blind guess. That gives the agent or operator a smaller, more accurate set of options to confirm.

That is what this removes. As your workflow system expands, the agent can keep speaking naturally while ConvOps handles more of the routing burden.
ConvOps

Say the work. ConvOps picks the right workflow.

Agents should not need hardcoded routing instructions. Describe the work request naturally, ConvOps creates the right task, and the right workflow attaches automatically.