using-superpowers

To override default system behaviors, you must establish a strict skill invocation process that prioritizes user instructions first, followed by specific skills, and then the default system prompt. This ensures user control over the conversation flow.

The correct skill invocation order prioritizes explicit user instructions first, then designated skills, and finally the default system prompt. This hierarchy is essential for managing subagent tasks and ensuring compliant multi-agent support.

Platform adaptation involves mapping Claude Code tool names to their functional equivalents in Copilot CLI and Gemini CLI. This allows you to invoke skills and manage worktrees consistently across different non-CC platforms.

Yes, you can manage worktrees and subagent tasks in non-CC platform environments by applying the provided tool mapping guidelines. This ensures multi-agent support and correct tool equivalents across platforms like Copilot CLI and Gemini CLI.

You need to explicitly invoke a skill before generating a response whenever the conversation requires specific tool mappings or multi-agent support. Directing the AI to invoke relevant skills first ensures effective and compliant use of its capabilities.

Your AI assistant ignores user instructions because the correct invocation hierarchy is not established. You must enforce an instruction priority where user instructions override Superpowers skills, which in turn override the default system prompt.