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To test nested skill execution in an agentic workflow, you can use a parent skill that invokes a subordinate skill and processes its returned data. This validates inter-skill communication and data propagation across multiple layers.

Nested skill invocation is the process where one skill calls another skill, such as a top-level skill calling a mid-level skill. It works by capturing the subordinate skill's output and passing it accurately between execution layers to validate inter-skill communication.

Yes, you need a defined context fork and allowed-tools to manage nested skill execution flow. These configurations are required to properly control execution flow and manage resource access when a parent skill invokes a subordinate skill.

Yes, you can use nested skill calls to build complex agentic workflows where one task depends on the successful completion and output of another. This multi-layer architecture ensures accurate return value handling and data propagation between dependent tasks.

Nested skill execution may fail to pass return values if the inter-skill communication is not properly validated. Testing the multi-layer architecture ensures the called skill's output is captured accurately and data propagation integrity is maintained across execution layers.