using-agent-skills

Agent task routing directs work to the correct workflow by explicitly discovering the appropriate phase-specific skill, ensuring structured execution across implementation, testing, debugging, review, and shipping without skipping steps.

Skill discovery in agent orchestration is the process of mapping a user request to the right phase-specific skill, such as implementation or testing, before taking any action to ensure work stays structured and complete.

Sequence agent skills across a software engineering project by following workflow guidance that structures work from feature planning and implementation through testing, debugging, review, shipping, and documentation to maintain completeness.

Manage scope and assumptions during agent task planning by applying operational guardrails that enforce assumption surfacing, confusion management, scope discipline, simplicity, and verification before declaring any work done.

Yes, you can use agent skill routing for ambiguous feature requests by triggering explicit skill discovery at session startup to surface assumptions, manage confusion, and select the most appropriate workflow before taking action.

You need explicit skill discovery for task planning when facing ambiguous requests, session startups, or phase transitions like moving from implementation to testing, ensuring the correct agent skill is selected before work begins.