ferrox-using-skills

Workflow routing enforces upfront selection of the correct lifecycle skill before acting on a task. It checks whether planning, debugging, test-driven development, verification, or review guidance should govern the response, preventing missed discipline steps and avoidable backtracking.

Preventing missed discipline steps requires an upfront skill check before answering requests to build or fix something. This forces routing through the correct micro-discipline skill for verification or review, ensuring the proper process governs the response.

You need to check which workflow skill should govern project planning at session-start invocation, before any questions, exploration, or edits. This upfront selection directs project-level work into the appropriate Ferrox lifecycle skills for discuss, plan, execute, and verify.

Skill routing for debugging and verification works by pointing feature work and bug fixes to the correct micro-discipline skill. It enforces an upfront check before taking action, ensuring the specific scenario is governed by the appropriate discipline guidance.

Wrong-process execution and backtracking happen when you start work without first selecting the right workflow. You avoid this by enforcing an upfront skill check that routes work through the lifecycle and discipline skill stack, honoring the mandate to check first.