skill-advisor

Automate skill selection by using decision-tree routing to evaluate your task and delegate it to the most suitable procedural skill before execution begins. This pre-execution validation ensures a relevant skill exists and inputs are safe before delegation.

The best way to route ambiguous tasks is cross-skill orchestration, which maps a complex task to the correct skill path. The advisor validates safety constraints and finds the appropriate procedural skill for orchestration.

Yes, task routing validates inputs and safety constraints before delegating feature development to a procedural skill. It only delegates the task when a relevant skill exists to handle the specific execution requirements.

You need decision-tree routing when initiating tasks like debugging or verification to determine the correct skill path. It streamlines task initiation by finding the most relevant procedural skill before any substantive work begins.

Yes, task routing applies to both feature development and debugging by determining the best skill path for each. It evaluates the specific task requirements and routes the work to the most suitable procedural skill available.