using-superpowers

AI agent tool usage is enforced by requiring mandatory skill invocation before generating any response or taking action. This ensures relevant skills are prioritized over default behaviors to improve task execution and prevent errors.

The instruction hierarchy for managing agent behavior defines priority levels between user directives, superpowers skills execution, and default system prompts. This hierarchy ensures consistent tool mapping across different AI environments like Claude Code and Gemini CLI.

Your AI agent ignores available skills because default system prompts lack strict invocation protocols. This skill enforces mandatory tool usage even with a low probability of applicability, overriding default behaviors to ensure optimal agent performance.

To map tool usage for AI agents in Claude Code and Gemini CLI, this skill provides platform adaptation guidance. It ensures strict adherence to skill usage protocols across different AI environments to maintain instruction priority and prevent task deviation.

You can use this skill invocation protocol with low-probability relevant tools because it enforces mandatory skill invocation regardless of applicability probability. This ensures agents consistently utilize available tools before proceeding with any clarification or action.

The limitations of relying on default AI agent behaviors include task deviation, instruction following errors, and suboptimal performance. This skill mitigates these limitations by enforcing strict adherence to skill usage protocols and prioritizing relevant tool invocation.