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To ensure relevant skills are activated before a response, use prompt orchestration to guide the assistant through skill discovery. It checks relevance by reading priority rules and invoking the Skill tool before answering or taking action.

Skill discovery and activation in agent workflow control is the process of identifying relevant skills before responding. It involves reading priority rules, invoking the Skill tool when relevance is possible, and following checklist-driven instructions to maintain consistent behavior.

Managing prompt orchestration with multiple skills requires checking skill priority rules to reconcile instructions with user constraints. The assistant evaluates all potentially relevant skills and applies a structured checklist to determine the correct activation sequence.

Yes, conversation policy rules can trigger tool routing before clarifying questions. The skill instructs the assistant to check for and activate relevant skills first, ensuring no required workflows are missed before engaging the user for clarification.

Checklist-driven instructions for skill activation require the assistant to strictly follow structured processes. Limitations include potential rigidity in dynamic conversations and the necessity of accurate priority rules to correctly reconcile conflicting skill instructions with user constraints.