getting-started

Session bootstrapping identifies the user's domain, routes the task to the correct skill family, and establishes a deterministic workflow context to guide appropriate skill invocation.

Workflow context and skill discovery are needed at session start or when a task has no clear skill assignment, ensuring every task is approached within an appropriate skill framework.

Routing logic enforces the Iron Law by checking for applicable skills before task execution, applying discovery and gating logic to ensure deterministic skill invocation and prevent unstructured thinking.

Yes, when a task lacks a clear skill assignment, the system applies domain discovery and skill taxonomy guidance to establish a deterministic workflow chain context for guiding skill invocation.

The best way to enforce skill discovery is by applying gating logic at session start, which checks for applicable skills before task execution to ensure deterministic routing to the correct skill family.

Session bootstrap routes to a specific skill family because it implements domain discovery and routing logic, ensuring tasks are approached within an appropriate skill framework rather than executed directly.