Overview
Semantic Capability Matching uses embeddings to find agents based on the meaning of requests, not just keyword matches. This enables more natural and flexible discovery.
How It Works
1. Index Agent Capabilities
Convert each agent's capability description into a vector embedding.
2. Embed the Query
Convert the user's natural language request into the same vector space.
3. Similarity Search
Find agents whose capability vectors are closest to the query vector.
4. Rank and Filter
Return top matches above a similarity threshold.
Embedding Strategies
Single Description
One embedding per agent covering all capabilities.
- Simple but loses granularity
Per-Capability Embeddings
Separate embedding for each distinct capability.
- More precise matching
- Larger index
Hierarchical Embeddings
Embeddings at multiple granularity levels.
- Best of both worlds
- More complex
Improving Match Quality
Feedback Loop
Track which matches led to successful collaborations.
Query Expansion
Augment queries with synonyms or related terms.
Hybrid Matching
Combine semantic search with keyword filters.
Example Queries
| Query | Matches |
|---|---|
| "I need help analyzing financial data" | Data Analysis Agent, Finance Expert Agent |
| "Translate this to Spanish" | Translation Agent, Multilingual Agent |
| "Check if this code has bugs" | Code Review Agent, Testing Agent |