probe-circular-alpha

To detect circular skill invocation loops, you need a platform safeguard that identifies recursive cycles between paired skills, halts the recursion, and reports the cycle to the user. This skill tests exactly that platform behavior.

Circular invocation loops occur when two inter-skill calls reference each other recursively, causing infinite cycles. You need to test for them when validating platform safeguards to ensure inter-skill activations are handled gracefully without crashing.

You validate platform safeguards for inter-skill activations by triggering a controlled circular reference between paired skills and verifying the platform detects the cycle, halts the recursion, and reports the result to the user.

Circular invocation happens when two paired skills reference each other through inter-skill calls. The platform handles it by detecting the recursive cycle, halting the loop, and reporting the result to the user to prevent system crashes.

Yes, you can use this skill to test canary phrases and platform safeguards by validating whether the platform detects circular dependencies during inter-skill calls and stops the recursive loop from executing indefinitely.

Testing circular dependencies with paired skills is limited to validating platform behavior for inter-skill calls and loop safeguards. It requires the platform to detect cycles and halt recursion, and does not fix underlying circular reference architecture.