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To choose the right AI agent workflow for a software engineering task, ask an advisor to match your requirements to capabilities by capturing your intent, scope, and risk level through targeted clarifying questions. This ensures you select the correct skill or workflow without misrouting.

The best way to route work to testing and code review workflows is to use a recommendation advisor that applies a decision framework. It provides a primary skill, rationale, example invocation, alternatives, and multi-skill workflow sequencing to guide the routing process.

To sequence multiple skills for a new feature planning workflow, describe your task, scope, and desired outcome to an advisor. It will provide clear recommendations and multi-skill workflow sequencing rules without executing external scripts, ensuring proper task triage.

No, you do not need to run external scripts to get recommendations for security audits before deployment. The advisor provides safety-first guidance and recommends security audits by asking targeted clarifying questions and matching requirements to capabilities directly.

Yes, you can use a task routing advisor to convert designs into Linear issues. By describing your task and desired outcome, the advisor recommends the matching skill, provides an example invocation, and supplies a rationale for the selection.

You should use a single-skill workflow instead of a multi-skill workflow based on specific decision framework rules of thumb provided by the advisor. These rules evaluate your captured intent, scope, risk level, and current stage to determine the safest and most efficient routing path.