using-superpowers

You ensure AI agents discover correct skills by mandating Skill tool invocation before any reply is generated. This forces the agent to load the relevant skill context and apply its instructions, guaranteeing the correct skill is selected before answering.

The instruction priority order for conversational AI agent tools is strictly defined as user instructions first, then superpowers guidance, and finally default system prompt behavior. This ensures user commands always take precedence over automated skill rules.

You automate workflow skill invocation by configuring the agent to activate the relevant skill using the Skill tool before responding to any user instruction. This automatically loads the selected skill's content into context for proper task planning.

Yes, you can use skill invocation rules with any conversational AI platform where a skill might be relevant. The mechanism applies broadly to any conversation requiring specific skill selection, context loading, and rule enforcement before generating responses.

An AI agent might ignore user instructions if strict instruction priority is not enforced. By mandating a priority order where user instructions take precedence over superpowers and default behavior, the agent will correctly prioritize user commands over skill guidance.

You should not use automatic skill invocation when a conversation requires no specific skill to perform task planning or when default system prompt behavior is sufficient. It is only necessary when ensuring context-loading and rule enforcement for relevant agent tools.