| name | score-strategy |
| description | Scoring router — classifies model type and delegates to the appropriate scoring skill. Use this as the entry point for any scoring request.
|
Score Strategy (Router)
Step 1 — Identify model type
Use the a.b notation rule from request-routing:
Suffix b | Model type | Skill to use |
|---|
.mas or (no suffix — default) | MAS | score-mas-scr |
.scr | SCR | score-mas-scr |
.job | Job | score-job-jobdef |
.jobdef | JobDef | score-job-jobdef |
.sas | SAS Program | score-program |
.casl | CAS Program (inline src) | score-cas |
CAS model table (lib.table form, no recognized suffix) + user says "cas model" | CAS Model | score-cas |
Macro name (no . suffix) | Macro | score-program |
Step 2 — Delegate
Load the appropriate skill and follow its workflow:
- MAS / SCR →
score-mas-scr skill
- Job / JobDef →
score-job-jobdef skill
- SAS Program / Macro →
score-program skill
- CAS Program / CAS Model →
score-cas skill
Model Type from a.b Notation
Short form: if b ∈ {mas, job, jobdef, scr, sas, casl} → model type suffix; anything else → table reference.
Default (no suffix) → MAS.
CAS disambiguation: if the user explicitly says "cas model" or "casmodel" with a lib.table reference (no .casl suffix), route to score-cas with casmodel param instead of the MAS default.
