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To force AI agents to use available skills, you need a mandatory skill invocation protocol that checks for relevant tools before generating any response, preventing unassisted task execution and ensuring adherence to predefined workflows.

An LLM bypasses available tools when it lacks strict workflow guidance to identify and utilize relevant skills. Implementing a decision process with red flag identification prevents common rationalizations for not using skills and enforces proper tool use.

Mandatory skill invocation in prompt engineering is a protocol that enforces AI agents to check for and utilize relevant skills prior to performing any action. It provides a structured decision tree to guide tool use and prevent unassisted task execution.

Structure AI agent workflows by implementing a decision process that requires checking for applicable skills before responding. This structured workflow guidance ensures the AI identifies relevant tools first, enforcing adherence to predefined invocation protocols.

You should enforce skill invocation protocols for AI agents whenever there is even a slight possibility that an available skill applies to the user request. This strict adherence prevents errors and improves efficiency across all user interactions.

Yes, enforcing tool use in LLM workflows prevents unassisted task execution by requiring strict adherence to skill invocation protocols. The AI must identify and utilize relevant skills prior to generating any response, ensuring all actions leverage available tools.