Chronos Orientation

AI agents navigate Chronos documentation by using an orientation skill that maps user intents to appropriate domain-specific skills, directing them to core documentation files like readme.md and index.md for accurate guidance.

Intent-to-skill routing in the Chronos engine maps user requests, such as planning a day, to appropriate domain-specific skills like Scheduling, enabling AI agents to quickly find and execute the correct task without manual searching.

Yes, you need access to core documentation files. Chronos orientation requires these files to provide AI agents with accurate guidance, facilitate intent-to-skill routing, and deliver a foundational understanding of the engine's architecture.

An AI agent should use a documentation orientation skill when it is first activated or needs to understand how to interact with the Chronos ecosystem, ensuring it gets properly oriented before performing any specific domain tasks.

The best way to map user intents to domain-specific skills is through an orientation skill that provides a conceptual overview of the Chronos engine and offers quick mapping from user requests to appropriate skills for efficient routing.