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To enforce mandatory skill invocation before an AI agent generates a response, configure a governance skill that strictly requires checking and invoking relevant skills prior to any conversational turn or task execution. This prevents unguided actions by ensuring adherence to predefined workflows.

Skill invocation governance in AI agent workflows is a context management mechanism that mandates checking for relevant skills before any action is taken. It ensures strict adherence to predefined workflows and prevents unguided or incorrect behavior across all conversational turns.

To prioritize skill invocation when multiple AI workflows apply, enforce a strict order by checking and invoking process skills first, followed by implementation skills. This prioritized workflow ensures proper context management before generating responses.

Yes, mandatory skill invocation applies to all conversational turns and task executions where a skill might be applicable. It enforces the use of the Skill tool even when the probability of a relevant skill matching is low.

You should not use a strict skill invocation workflow for prompt engineering if your task requires open-ended generation without predefined governance constraints. This approach enforces strict adherence to skill priority and type guidelines, which may limit highly flexible or creative outputs.