using-science-superpowers

To ensure correct agent skills are invoked before responding, trigger a bootstrap rule at the start of a session. This skill enforces pre-registration by evaluating and prioritizing required skills before generating any user-facing answer.

Standardize instruction-following across platforms by applying cross-platform guidance for Claude, Gemini, Copilot, and Antigravity. This approach enforces consistent tool invocation mappings and prioritizes human instructions universally.

Conversation design with pre-registration changes by enforcing skill discovery at session start. It guides whether to use framing, investigation, or execution skills depending on the task, ensuring the agent applies relevant skills before answering.

Yes, you can use this skill invocation framework with both Claude and Gemini environments. It provides standardized tool invocation mappings specifically designed to guide agent behavior across these varied platforms.

You should reconsider an automated bootstrap rule if your prompt engineering requires highly customized, unprompted responses. This skill rigidly enforces skill evaluation before answering, which may constrain tasks needing immediate, unmediated execution.

Your AI agent may fail to apply framing skills because a bootstrap rule was not triggered at session start. Without enforcing initial skill discovery, the agent will not know when to use investigation or execution skills for complex tasks.