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To ensure tool invocation happens before any conversational AI response, establish a workflow that locates and applies skills at conversation start. This guarantees skill actions are identified and executed prior to generating replies or clarifying questions.

Managing instruction priority between user requests and skill policies requires a workflow that establishes clear precedence rules at conversation start. This ensures safety guardrails and skill-driven actions correctly override or align with direct user instructions to avoid conflicts.

Yes, you can enforce safety guardrails across both Claude Code and Gemini environments. The skill discovery workflow applies universal platform-specific guidance to ensure safety policies and tool invocation standards are met consistently regardless of the conversational AI environment.

To trigger universal skill discovery at the start of an AI conversation, configure the system to always invoke the Skill tool initially. This action scans available skills and determines the appropriate skill-driven actions to apply before any conversational response is generated.

Your conversational AI asks clarifying questions before applying the correct skill policy because skill tool invocation is not configured to precede all responses. Establishing skill discovery at conversation start ensures the appropriate policy is identified and applied first.

No, you do not need external dependencies to apply skill-driven actions for conversational AI workflows. The workflow operates independently using internal references to establish skill discovery, priority handling, and safety guardrails without requiring additional packages.