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To enforce skill invocation, you configure the system to locate and invoke the appropriate Skill before generating any user-facing response. This ensures mandatory discovery and pre-response invocation across Claude Code and Gemini CLI environments.

The instruction priority order is user instructions first, followed by skills, and finally the default system prompt. This priority-based handling ensures user directives override skill behaviors and default settings.

Yes, a SKILL.md file is mandatory for skill invocation. It must contain YAML frontmatter with name and description fields, and defines how to consume optional scripts, references, and assets to execute tasks.

Skill discovery applies across moments where clarification or action is needed, including complex or ambiguous prompts. The system locates the applicable Skill to determine available capabilities before any response is generated.

Yes, platform-aware Skill access guidance supports Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and other environments. The approach provides mandatory Skill discovery and pre-response invocation across multiple platforms.

The best way to prevent prompt injection is enforcing mandatory skill discovery before any user-facing response, combined with priority-based instruction handling where user instructions take precedence over skills and default system prompts.