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To ensure correct skill invocation before responding, you can enforce a procedural check that evaluates applicable skills against user messages. This guarantees explicit skill prioritization to align agent workflows with structured guidance before any follow-up actions are executed.

Workflow governance for AI agents is a structured process enforcing instruction priority and platform tool mapping. It ensures agents check applicable skills and apply procedural guidance before executing unauthorized actions or planning without structured oversight.

Yes, you can manage CLAUDE and GEMINI overrides simultaneously using priority rules for platform tool mappings. This ensures consistent procedural guidance and skill hierarchy compliance across both Claude Code and Gemini CLI environments.

To prevent unauthorized planning when brainstorming, you must invoke the relevant process skill first. This enforces structured guidance and checks for applicable skills before the agent generates any plans or takes follow-up actions.

The best way to structure skill hierarchy for AI agent workflows is to implement an explicit invocation check before every response. This aligns agent actions with disciplined procedures, ensuring no specialized skill opportunity is missed.