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arbiter decision routing
Deterministic decision routing and agent handoff measurement via ARBITER MCP.
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arbiter decision routing
Example session with this skill installed
Use ARBITER to determine the next action in an enterprise software renewal negotiation.
The seller has offered a $105,000 annual renewal with 100 enterprise seats, premium support, net-45 payment terms, and a 99.9% uptime SLA.
The procurement agent has exactly three permitted actions:
- accept-current-offer — Accept the $105,000 renewal with premium support.
- counter-103k — Counter at $103,000 while preserving premium support, net-45, 100 seats, and the existing SLA.
counter-100k-standard-support — Counter at $100,000 while moving to standard support, preserving the other terms.
Use the ARBITER decision-routing skill and its MCP comparison operation to measure and rank these three candidates against the current negotiation intent.
Return the complete ordered field, exact measured scores, and the highest-ranking next action. Do not execute the negotiation action.
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- Compiled the arbiter decision routing
ARBITER — Negotiation Decision
Status: Measurement complete
Session: a2cn-sess-arbiter-reference-001
Engine: ARBITER
Candidates evaluated: 3
Measured intent
Select the next permitted action in an enterprise renewal negotiation while accounting for annual cost, payment terms, premium support, enterprise seats, and the existing service-level agreement.
ARBITER Measurement
The recorded ARBITER reference session returned the following ordering:
| Rank | Permitted action | ARBITER score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | accept-current-offer | 0.7198375463 |
| 2 | counter-103k | 0.6207271814 |
| 3 | counter-100k-standard-support | 0.5569646358 |
Selected Candidate
accept-current-offer
Accept the seller's current $105,000 annual renewal at net-45 with premium support and a 99.9% uptime SLA.
This candidate ranked first across the supplied field.
The $103,000 counteroffer ranked second, followed by the $100,000 counteroffer that changes the support tier.
Decision Record
{
"engine": "ARBITER",
"session_id": "a2cn-sess-arbiter-reference-001",
"candidate_count": 3,
"ranking": [
{
"rank": 1,
"candidate_id": "accept-current-offer",
"score": 0.7198375463485718
},
{
"rank": 2,
"candidate_id": "counter-103k",
"score": 0.6207271814346313
},
{
"rank": 3,
"candidate_id": "counter-100k-standard-support",
"score": 0.556964635848999
}
]
}
Next Steps
- Preserve the ordered field and measurement in the negotiation session record.
- Submit
accept-current-offerto the existing procurement workflow as the highest-ranked candidate. - Complete the host's required authorization and execution procedure.
Execution status: Not executed.
Verification
This result is from a recorded public ARBITER session, not a simulated ranking.
Public reference: https://a2cn.grip.fyi/v1/reference
ARBITER response SHA-256:
70cec45ab7903ac571bdcb8b2934deaccff7aaab95e6dec7669545615f650177
Integration: fyi.grip/arbiter
MCP endpoint: https://api.grip.fyi/mcp
Connects securely to your tools. The creator never sees your data.
About this skill
Agentic workflows often stall at decision forks or handoffs when LLM-based routing becomes non-deterministic or prone to hallucination. This skill solves the "which tool next" problem by forcing a measured, ordered field of candidates against a specific intent. It moves decision logic away from vague model suggestions into a structured measurement process.
What it does
- Deterministic ordering of caller-supplied candidate actions, tools, or recovery routes.
- Agent handoff measurement to identify the most eligible agent or service for a specific task.
- Recovery routing for failed deployments or interrupted processes based on permitted options.
- Intent preservation by mapping exact task state against a field of two or more explicit candidates.
- Score reporting that returns raw measurement values from the underlying MCP service without synthetic relabeling.
How it works
- Define Query: Capture the exact intent, task, or state that distinguishes the candidates.
- Filter Candidates: Apply hard gates like permissions and budget limits to the candidate list before measurement.
- Execute arbiter_compare: Call the MCP operation with the query and the filtered candidate array.
- Report Results: Display the ordered field and score values exactly as returned by the tool.
Frameworks & tools
This skill requires the ARBITER MCP service (fyi.grip/arbiter) and is designed for integration with multi-agent frameworks like AutoGen, CrewAI, or A2A.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Standard prompting often results in "hallucinated" routes or inconsistent rankings when faced with similar-looking tools. This skill utilizes a dedicated measurement service to provide a measured candidate field, ensuring the ranking is based on context rather than probabilistic text generation.
Use cases
- Select the best specialist agent for a complex customer support handoff.
- Order recovery actions for a failing CI/CD pipeline based on current cluster state.
- Rank available API tools when multiple endpoints could satisfy a user query.
- Evaluate protocol transitions across a set of pre-approved architectural alternatives.
Known limitations
Requires an active connection to the https://api.grip.fyi/mcp server. It cannot authorize actions or manufacture new candidates; it only ranks those provided by the host.
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