What problem does it solve? AI coding agents often skip documented repository procedures and act ad hoc, producing inconsistent results. This Skill enforces a discipline of checking for and invoking applicable skills before any action, so established workflows are followed instead of rationalized away. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Skill Selection Gate: A decision flow that checks whether a rule or request selects a skill before responding, with a red-flags table that catches common rationalizations for skipping skills. - Priority and Type Rules: Defines ordering when multiple skills apply (process skills before implementation skills) and distinguishes rigid skills (follow exactly) from flexible ones (adapt principles). - Cross-Platform Tool Mappings: Reference files map generic skill actions (read a file, dispatch a subagent, create a todo) to concrete tools in Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, Pi, and Antigravity. - Use Case: A user asks an agent to fix a bug; the agent checks installed skills first, invokes the systematic-debugging skill, announces its use, and follows it exactly rather than improvising. ## Quick Start Before starting any task, check which repository skills apply and invoke the matching one, announcing which skill you are using and why.
