using-superpowers

To enforce skill invocation before an AI agent responds, you need a protocol that mandates checking for relevant skills using a Skill tool prior to generating any direct replies or taking actions. This ensures agents prioritize skill usage over unassisted behavior.

Your conversational AI skips relevant skills because it lacks strict workflow enforcement requiring the Skill tool protocol. Without mandatory skill discovery and execution rules, the agent defaults to immediate answers or clarifying questions instead of invoking applicable skills.

The Skill tool protocol is an AI operational rule requiring agents to discover and execute relevant skills before any task execution or conversational turn. It prevents off-protocol behavior by forcing skill invocation even when the probability of relevance is low.

Yes, you can require an agent to invoke skills with low probability of relevance by applying mandatory skill invocation rules. This enforcement forces the agent to run contextual skill discovery using the Skill tool rather than guessing whether a skill applies.

Yes, mandatory skill discovery applies to all conversational turns and task executions within the agent's operational environment. This protocol ensures strict adherence to skill invocation before generating any response or taking any action across every interaction.