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To ensure AI agents invoke the correct skill before responding, you need a workflow that discovers and assesses applicable skills first, forcing tool invocation before any reply to maintain predictable, safe behavior.

The priority order for executing skills in AI agent workflows is user instructions first, then skills, and finally the default system prompt, which keeps agent behavior predictable and enforces necessary safety checks.

You apply tool-driven skill invocation across Claude Code, Copilot CLI, and Gemini CLI by using platform adaptation guidance that helps agents discover, prioritize, and execute relevant skills with consistent safety checks across environments.

You need to enforce skill discovery and safety checks in CLI environments at the very start of every conversation to ensure correct, tool-driven behavior and prevent unpredictable or unsafe agent interactions.

The best way to manage workflow safety and priority mapping for AI agents is to define execution flow rules that locate and apply correct skills first, overriding default system prompts with prioritized tool invocation.