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Preventing AI hallucination during multi-skill activation requires loading a governance skill first to enforce zero-hallucination discipline, focus control, and task-path locking across all activated skills.

Focus control maintains task-path integrity by locking the task state during multi-skill execution, preventing context drift and ensuring activated skills operate strictly within their designated guardrails.

Setting up self-verification loops for AI governance involves loading a focus-first governance skill before any others, which mandates explicit uncertainty framing for unknowns and applies mid-task message handling rules.

Yes, you must load anti-hallucination skills first to initialize zero-hallucination controls and focus governance before activating other tools, ensuring task-path integrity across the entire session.

Handling unknowns and enforcing explicit uncertainty requires an AI governance framework that mandates explicit uncertainty framing for unrecognized data, preventing fabrication during multi-skill task execution.