Customization Guide
Start with the starter
Section titled “Start with the starter”Copy starter/workflow-skill-router/ into your agent’s skill directory. The starter gives you the output contract, route shape, and reference files to fill.
Workflow Skill Router addresses skill selection sprawl, not authorization. Keep your existing scope contracts, runtime permissions, approval policies, and tool access controls in place.
Inventory your skills
Section titled “Inventory your skills”Group skills by source:
- local custom skills
- connector or plugin skills
- system skills
- meta workflow skills
- file-format skills
Mark skills that are likely to over-trigger, especially broad writing, design, planning, and meta workflow skills.
Write conflict rules
Section titled “Write conflict rules”Conflict rules are the main value of the router.
Common conflicts:
- connector skill vs local reasoning skill
- browser inspection vs scripted browser automation
- PR review connector vs code review reasoning
- file-format tool vs generic documentation skill
- broad meta workflow vs narrow implementation skill
Share examples responsibly
Section titled “Share examples responsibly”Use fictional company-style examples when sharing routers. Do not include:
- real repository paths
- internal project names
- customer names
- hostnames, tokens, and secrets
- deployment branch names
- regulated data details
Use placeholders such as Acme Corp, Customer Portal, Internal Admin, Revenue Platform, and Operations Dashboard.