skills-first-workflow

You can enforce a skills-first workflow by loading a verification skill that automatically checks if prerequisite process skills are loaded and repository configuration files like AGENTS.md and README.md are correctly set up before implementation begins.

Process automation for prerequisite skill loading verifies that required development skills, such as Superpowers and TDD processes, are installed and active before any code implementation starts, automatically fixing configuration issues or providing setup instructions.

Yes, you need Superpowers and the using-superpowers skill installed and loaded, as they are mandatory prerequisites for enforcing the skills-first workflow and automating repository setup.

You can automatically generate or update AGENTS.md and README.md by loading the skills-first workflow skill, which guides repository initialization and ensures configuration adherence for both new and existing repositories.

The best way to ensure test-driven development processes are applied is to use a workflow enforcement skill that routes to correct process skills, verifying TDD and verification skills are loaded before implementation begins.

Repository setup fails because the skills-first workflow strictly mandates loading and verifying prerequisite skills before any implementation begins to prevent common development errors and ensure a robust process.