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To load AI guidance before replying, you must invoke the Skill tool at the start of a conversation to locate and apply the appropriate skill, establishing context and enforcing a skill-driven workflow before generating any response.

A skill-driven workflow for task planning requires the AI to invoke the Skill tool before responding, ensuring the correct skill is identified and activated to guide clarifications and improve accuracy throughout the conversation.

To ensure consistent AI behavior across dialogues, enforce skill invocation prior to any reply, which loads specific guidance into context and mandates the application of relevant skills at the start of every conversation.

Yes, you can use skill invocation for clarifying questions and task planning, as the workflow applies to any dialogue requiring immediate skill activation to safely and accurately guide the interaction.

The AI needs to invoke a skill before responding to identify and activate the correct capabilities, loading necessary guidance into context to enforce a structured, skill-driven flow for accurate replies.

The limitation of enforcing skill invocation workflows is that the AI is strictly required to invoke the Skill tool before any reply, meaning no response can be generated until the appropriate skill is successfully located and loaded.