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To enforce a skill-check workflow, you must apply a mandatory pre-response invocation rule that checks for and loads any specialized skill before answering. This prevents jumping into conversational task handling without proper process selection.

The best way to ensure proper multi-skill orchestration is to maintain strict workflow discipline that requires checking whether another skill applies before any analysis. This skill discovery process reduces missed steps and inconsistent behavior.

Your assistant skips steps during debugging because it lacks a mandatory invocation rule for skill discovery. Applying strict pre-response discipline ensures the correct specialized skill is loaded first, reducing missed steps and inconsistent behavior.

Yes, you need to invoke a specialized skill before answering even simple workflow requests. The mandatory skill-check workflow identifies when a relevant skill may apply and requires pre-response invocation to maintain consistent process selection.

Yes, you can use skill orchestration to prevent inconsistent behavior by enforcing a mandatory skill-check workflow before responding. This requires strict pre-response invocation discipline to ensure the correct skill is always loaded first.

You should not use a mandatory skill-check workflow when a conversational task requires an immediate, unstructured response without process selection. However, skipping pre-response invocation discipline risks missed steps and inconsistent behavior during task handling.