What problem does it solve? When a task arrives, it is unclear which skills should apply and in what order, so work either gets buried in unnecessary process or skips the design, planning, and review steps it actually needs. This Skill acts as a router that matches the observable characteristics of the work to the right chain of skills. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Task routing: Maps what is observably true about the work (bug, performance change, multi-file refactor, code removal) to an ordered chain of skills such as systematic-debugging, writing-plans, or requesting-code-review. - Proportional process sizing: Scales the workflow to the blast radius of the change, from a one-line fix that needs no plan to an auth refactor that needs design, worktrees, and two-way review. - Domain reference loading: Directs on-demand loading of domain skills (accessibility, security-patterns, database-migrations, and more) at the moment the work reaches that area. - Use Case: A user reports that a dashboard feels slow. The router matches this to the performance row and directs the chain measuring-performance, then optimization-loop, then verification-before-completion, then git-workflow. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to route a new task, for example: "Route this request and tell me which skills apply: fix the flaky login test and then refactor the session handling."