What problem does it solve?
When working with OPL Connect to integrate external sources, connectors, or Codex Skills, it's easy to overstep domain authority boundaries, sync unnecessary full external libraries by default, or make unsubstantiated claims about external content's quality or readiness. This Skill eliminates those risks by providing a structured routing workflow that keeps domain truth with the correct owner and enforces minimal, intentional sync scope.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured Request Routing: Classifies OPL Connect tasks into 6 standardized workflow types (source search, skill search, candidate inspection, single-skill sync, connector receipt debugging, refs-only review) to ensure consistent, low-risk handling.
- Authority Boundary Enforcement: Prevents unsubstantiated claims about external content's domain truth, quality, or readiness, and ensures all candidate references are handed off to the correct domain owner for validation.
- Use Case: If you need to add a new external research dataset to OPL Connect, use this Skill to search for candidate sources, inspect their sync scope and authority boundaries, debug any connector receipt errors, and hand the validated source reference to the research domain owner for approval without making unverified claims about the dataset's quality.
Quick Start
Use the opl-connect-source-and-skill-router skill to search for candidate external research data sources, inspect their sync scope and authority boundaries, and hand the validated source reference to the research domain owner for approval.
