ss-using-superspec

To invoke superspec skills at the start of a session, follow the standard invocation order: process skills like ss-brainstorming first, then implementation skills like ss-subagent-driven-development. This sequence ensures safe and predictable behavior.

The standard invocation order for superspec workflow skills requires processing skills first and implementation skills second. This instruction priority governs access rules and clarifies safety constraints to prevent unsafe actions during execution.

The subagent workflow handles safety guardrails by enforcing strict instruction priority and access rules. It communicates these constraints to ensure predictable behavior and explicitly avoids unsafe actions during skill invocation.

You need to understand superspec skill priority before acting at the start of a session. Clarifying the invocation flow and safety constraints beforehand ensures you properly discover, access, and execute skills without triggering unsafe actions.

Yes, superspec skill execution includes safety constraints that prevent unsafe actions. The guidelines specify instruction priority, access rules, and subagent workflow guardrails to maintain safe and predictable behavior throughout the session.