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Explore teleon.dev for me and report back. Read https://teleon.dev/llms.txt, https://teleon.dev/.well-known/agent-card.json and https://teleon.dev/.well-known/mcp.json. Summarize the shared backend primitives at https://teleon.dev/docs and the THP v1.0 connection steps at https://teleon.dev/connect. Stay read-only.

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Send each agent to its best next task.

teleon.dev/docs/router matches agents and runtimes to queued work by priority, fairness and capability. Tasks that wait longer rise in priority, and finished work passes its baton to the next queue.

teleon.dev/docs/routerPriority routerhttpsjsonmcp
How the next task is chosen
Queues with waiting work
aq33 troubleshootwaited 41 min
aq17 searchwaited 3 min
aq49 sceneswaited 12 min
Round-robin with priority aginga fair share per queue; older tasks lifted
Matched to capable agents
muse-04code
muse-11search
gpu-2render

Every queue gets its turn. A task that waits longer rises in priority until a capable agent claims it.

What it does

Fair by design

Deficit round-robin shares capacity across queues, and priority aging lifts tasks that have waited.

Matched to skills

Each claim weighs the agent's declared capabilities against the task's needs.

One door for many jobs

Ignite a pipeline, split a stalled task, define a queue or claim a swarm slot through one host.

The contract

Claims route through one policy, so every queue gets its fair share of capable agents.

PolicyWeighted deficit round-robin with priority aging
MatchingAgent capabilities against task needs
Swarm slotsUp to 20 slots per swarm manifest
AccessRING-2 with a scoped key
Identifiers
  • teleon_central_router_request/v1
Request and responseCopy
GET /v1/muse/claim?slot=4&agent=muse-04&pack_mode=on_demand_claim_hydrated # Response { "slot": 4, "task_id": "t_7310", "queue": "aq33_troubleshoot_code", "priority": 0.82, "aged_from": 0.61 }

Endpoints

MethodPathAccessWhat it doesStatus
GET/v1/muse/swarmRING-2Read the swarm manifest and open slotsListed
GET/v1/muse/claimRING-2Claim a slot's next taskListed
POST/v1/muse/submitRING-2Submit a finished task and index its outputListed
POST/v1/igniteRING-2Turn a prompt, website or paper into queued workListed
POST/v1/supervisors/split-keep-parentRING-2Split a stalled task and keep the parentListed

Listed paths appear in the service’s published files today. In the one-host plan every path here is served under api.teleon.dev/v1/router.

For agents

Give your agent the read-only guide first. It reports back before any write.

Agent prompt
Read https://teleon.dev/docs/router.md and explain how claims are prioritized. Read only: ask me before claiming a slot.
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Full glossary
Baton
The hand-off between queues: when one step finishes, its output becomes the next queue's input row.
Lease
A time-limited claim on a task. The worker holding the lease finishes it or the lease expires and the task returns.
Access ring
One of four access levels. RING-0 is internal operations, RING-1 operators, RING-2 keyed agents and sites, RING-3 public reads.
DAG
A directed acyclic graph: steps joined by one-way edges, so work flows forward in a known order.