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Skill invocation protocols enforce that the system locates and loads the appropriate skill via standard tool interfaces before producing any user-facing answer. Explicit user instructions always take precedence over skill-driven guidance during this routing process.

The standard workflow for skill invocation across Claude Code and Gemini CLI requires routing guidance through platform-specific standard interfaces. This ensures consistent access to capabilities by enforcing skill loading before answering, including during clarifying questions.

You need to apply skill invocation rules in a conversational AI workflow across both initial user prompts and clarifying questions. The protocol enforces tool invocation before any response is generated to reduce miscommunication and ensure consistent access.

Priority rules dictate that explicit user instructions take precedence over skill-driven guidance, followed by platform-specific rules. This hierarchy ensures user intent is respected while maintaining the safety and consistency of the skill invocation workflow.

Yes, skill invocation works with both Claude Code and Gemini CLI platforms. The protocol routes guidance accordingly through each platform's standard interfaces, ensuring consistent access to skills and reducing miscommunication across different conversational AI environments.

Skill invocation must occur before answering clarifying questions to establish a consistent protocol for discovering and loading capabilities. This prevents miscommunication by ensuring the correct skill context is active throughout the entire conversational AI interaction.