using-agent-skills

Dynamic skill routing is handled by discovering and applying the correct agent skill for your current task. It routes work to appropriate sub-skills based on the development phase, ensuring safe and verifiable progress through the lifecycle.

Dynamic skill routing identifies and applies the correct agent skill for a given software engineering task. It works by cascading sub-skills to handle multi-phase tasks, enforcing discovery, safe operation, and verification steps throughout the execution lifecycle.

Multi-phase development sessions are orchestrated by initiating a meta-skill that selects proper skills like spec-driven-development or incremental-implementation. It cascades these sub-skills dynamically to ensure safe, verifiable progress through each lifecycle phase.

Yes, agent skills can be used for task-scoping, gating, and error handling during code review and shipping. The skill enforces discovery, safe operation, and verification steps aligned with the lifecycle to manage these specific engineering tasks.

No, you do not need to manually select sub-skills for planning and task breakdown. The meta-skill automatically discovers and applies the correct skill, such as planning-and-task-breakdown, based on your current task and development phase.

Automated skill discovery for workflow orchestration should not be used when your task falls outside standard engineering phases like design, build, or ship. It relies on aligning with a known lifecycle to enforce discovery, gating, and safe operation steps.