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You can route Nexus frame commands by invoking a slim alias that dispatches to the canonical /frame path, relying on existing skill routing manifests without needing its own contract logic.

A non-owning alias for command dispatch is a lightweight routing mechanism that forwards commands to an established canonical surface, simplifying invocation without owning the underlying lifecycle contract.

To invoke the canonical /frame lifecycle for ad-hoc testing, use the alias to access the standard Nexus routing path, ensuring the established flow governs the command execution.

No dependencies are required to use the Nexus skill router alias. It operates as a slim, non-owning alias that directly leverages existing Nexus skill routing manifests for dispatch.

Use an alias instead of calling the /frame path directly when you need a simple, lightweight mechanism for quick frame invocations in scripts or interactive sessions without duplicating contract logic.

Yes, the Nexus frame alias works in interactive development sessions and scripts, providing engineers a simple way to invoke the standard /frame path so the canonical flow governs execution.