disable-model-invocation

Disable automatic skill invocation by AI models via explicit user command.

Updated Apr 29, 2026

Search Tags:#model invocation #command control #skill safety #security mechanism #command driven

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/Sanery1/FitClaw-old --skill disable-model-invocation-sanery1

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Skill: disable-model-invocation
Source: https://github.com/Sanery1/FitClaw-old/tree/main/packages/coding-agent/test/fixtures/skills/disable-model-invocation
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Sanery1/FitClaw-old --skill disable-model-invocation-sanery1

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Prevents accidental skill invocation by the AI model.

Core Features & Use Cases

Explicit Command Control: Skills are not activated automatically, requiring an explicit command from the user.
Safety Mechanism: Adds an extra layer of security against unintended skill execution.
Use Case: Use this skill in a situation where you want to avoid unintended model invocations, such as when sharing an interface or command channel.

Quick Start

Run '/skill:disable-model-invocation' to manually invoke the disable-model-invocation skill.

Frequently Asked Questions about disable-model-invocation

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I stop a skill from being invoked automatically by the AI model?▼

To prevent accidental skill invocation, you can disable automatic model invocation using a specific command. This mechanism requires an explicit user command, ensuring the AI model does not trigger skills without direct instruction.

How do I disable model invocation using a command?▼

You can disable model invocation by running the '/skill:disable-model-invocation' command. This manually activates the safety mechanism, ensuring skills are only executed with explicit user commands.

What is command-driven skill safety?▼

Command-driven skill safety is a security mechanism that prevents accidental skill execution by the AI model. It ensures skills are activated only through explicit commands, maintaining user control over AI-driven actions.

When do I need to disable automatic skill invocation?▼

You need to disable automatic skill invocation when you want to avoid unintended model invocations, such as when sharing an interface or command channel. This adds an extra layer of security against accidental skill execution.

Can I use this command control mechanism in a shared interface?▼

Yes, you can use this command control mechanism in shared interfaces or command channels. It prevents unintended model invocations by requiring explicit commands, ensuring safe AI interactions.

Does disabling model invocation allow auto-detection of skill needs?▼

Disabling model invocation does not allow auto-detection of skill invocation needs. The safety mechanism strictly requires an explicit command from the user to activate any skill, avoiding accidental usage.