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To ensure mandatory skill discovery before answering, you need a workflow that intercepts user prompts and forces the assistant to evaluate applicable skills. This approach enforces skill activation checks prior to generating any response or clarifying questions.

Instruction priority handling separates user instructions, skill rules, and default behavior into a clear hierarchy. This mechanism ensures the assistant follows the correct precedence when multiple guidelines conflict during a coding session.

Yes, you can use skill workflows across Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex. The workflow provides cross-platform tool guidance that maps platform-specific tools, ensuring reliable behavior and correct tool usage in each environment.

An assistant responds before loading skill rules when early answering is not intercepted. Enforcing mandatory skill discovery prevents premature responses by requiring the assistant to detect and activate relevant skills before proceeding.

Yes, you need platform-specific tool mapping for each environment. The skill provides cross-platform guidance that explains how to adapt tool usage correctly across Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex-like environments.

The best way to prioritize instructions is by applying an instruction precedence hierarchy that separates user inputs from skill rules and defaults. This ensures the assistant evaluates and follows the correct instruction source.