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To ensure correct agent workflow invocation, a pre-response activation rule forces a skill check at the start of the conversation to identify and trigger the appropriate specialized skill before any action or clarification.

Instruction priority handling in agent safety ensures user instructions remain the highest priority, while specialized skills override default system behavior to resolve conflicts when processing ambiguous conversation flows.

To map skill invocation tools across Claude Code and Gemini CLI, platform-aware guidance provides documented tool mappings to access and activate skills correctly within each specific environment.

You need pre-response skill activation for ambiguous user requests when there is a chance a domain-specific or workflow-specific skill should guide the approach, preventing missed workflows and incorrect approaches.

Instruction priority control overrides default agent behavior when conflicts occur, ensuring specialized skills take precedence over default system behavior while keeping user instructions as the top priority.

Yes, prompt governance can force a skill check before clarification questions by applying strict pre-response activation rules, ensuring specialized skills are evaluated and invoked before the agent asks for details.