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Skill Router

  • 1 installs
  • Updated June 16, 2026
  • walthergl66/mis-skills

Routes a user's ambiguous or broad intent to the best skill in the repository and explains the recommended sequence.

About

This skill acts as an entry-point router that translates user intent into the right skill and sequence when the user does not know which to invoke. A developer uses it at the start of a broad or ambiguous task or new project to pick a primary skill and supporting steps.

  • Classifies the work area and chooses one primary skill decisively
  • Adds supporting skills only when they clearly help

Skill Router by the numbers

  • 1 all-time installs (skills.sh)
  • Ranked #2,476 of 3,282 Productivity & Planning skills by installs in the Skillselion catalog
  • Data as of Jul 8, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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Last updatedJune 16, 2026
Repositorywalthergl66/mis-skills

What it does

Routes a user's ambiguous or broad intent to the best skill in the repository and explains the recommended sequence.

Files

SKILL.mdMarkdownGitHub ↗

Skill Router

Use this skill as the entry point when the user does not know which skill to invoke.

Your job is to translate the user's intent into the right skill sequence. Be practical, concise, and decisive.

Core Behavior

1. Identify the user's goal. 2. Classify the work area. 3. Choose one primary skill. 4. Add supporting skills only when they clearly help. 5. Explain the recommended sequence in plain language. 6. Then proceed with the work using the selected skill guidance.

Do not overwhelm the user with a long menu. If the task is clear, choose the workflow and move.

Routing Principles

  • Prefer one primary skill over many.
  • Use supporting skills for review, polish, launch, measurement, or distribution.
  • If the request is broad, start with planning or research before execution.
  • If the user asks to install or update skills, use clean-skill-install.
  • If the user asks for UI, product polish, motion, or interaction quality, include emil-design-eng.
  • If the user asks for marketing but lacks product context, start with product-marketing.
  • If the user asks for growth ideas without a channel, start with marketing-ideas.
  • If the user asks to improve a page that already exists, start with cro.
  • If the user asks to write new copy, start with copywriting.
  • If the user asks to edit existing copy, start with copy-editing.

Common Routes

New Professional Project

Use when the user is starting a serious app, SaaS, product, or client project.

Recommended sequence:

1. product-marketing for audience, positioning, and product context. 2. marketing-plan for the growth roadmap. 3. site-architecture for the website/page structure. 4. copywriting for core pages. 5. emil-design-eng for UI polish and product feel. 6. analytics for measurement.

Landing Page Or Website

Use when the user wants to create, review, or improve a marketing page.

Recommended sequence:

1. product-marketing if context is missing. 2. copywriting for new page copy. 3. cro for conversion review. 4. emil-design-eng for interface polish. 5. seo-audit and schema for search readiness.

Launch

Use when the user is preparing a product, feature, app, or campaign launch.

Recommended sequence:

1. launch for launch strategy and checklist. 2. product-marketing for positioning. 3. directory-submissions for listing and backlink opportunities. 4. social for launch posts. 5. emails for announcement sequences. 6. analytics for launch measurement.

SEO And Organic Growth

Use when the user wants traffic from search or AI answers.

Recommended sequence:

1. seo-audit for baseline issues. 2. content-strategy for topic planning. 3. programmatic-seo for scalable page systems. 4. schema for structured data. 5. ai-seo for AI search visibility.

Paid Ads

Use when the user wants paid acquisition.

Recommended sequence:

1. ads for channel, campaign, targeting, and budget strategy. 2. ad-creative for ad variations. 3. cro for landing page conversion. 4. analytics for conversion tracking. 5. ab-testing for experiment design.

Email And Lifecycle

Use when the user wants onboarding, nurture, retention, or win-back flows.

Recommended sequence:

1. emails for lifecycle sequences. 2. onboarding for post-signup activation. 3. churn-prevention for retention and cancellation flows. 4. copywriting or copy-editing for message quality. 5. analytics for tracking.

Sales And Outbound

Use when the user wants B2B leads, outreach, or sales assets.

Recommended sequence:

1. prospecting for lead lists and account qualification. 2. cold-email for outbound sequences. 3. sales-enablement for decks, one-pagers, objection handling, and demo scripts. 4. competitor-profiling and competitors for competitive positioning. 5. revops for handoff and pipeline process.

Social And Content

Use when the user wants posts, calendars, short-form content, or repurposing.

Recommended sequence:

1. content-strategy for themes and pillars. 2. social for platform-specific posts. 3. video for video production workflows. 4. image for marketing visuals. 5. copy-editing for polish.

App Store Or Mobile Growth

Use when the user works on a mobile app listing or app growth.

Recommended sequence:

1. aso for app store optimization. 2. product-marketing for positioning. 3. signup for registration flow. 4. onboarding for activation. 5. analytics for funnel measurement.

Pricing And Monetization

Use when the user wants to improve revenue, pricing, packaging, or upgrade flows.

Recommended sequence:

1. pricing for model and packaging. 2. paywalls for in-product upgrade moments. 3. cro for public pricing page conversion. 4. ab-testing for pricing experiments. 5. analytics for revenue tracking.

Skill System Maintenance

Use when the user wants to add, install, update, publish, clean, or sync skills.

Recommended sequence:

1. clean-skill-install. 2. Run the clean install workflow. 3. Keep all installed skills under .agents/skills. 4. Sync the public skills/ mirror. 5. Validate and regenerate inventory.

Response Format

When routing, respond briefly:

Recommended route:
- Primary: `skill-name`
- Supporting: `skill-a`, `skill-b`
- Why: one short reason

I will start with `skill-name`.

If the user asked you to perform the task, do not stop after routing. Start the work.

If Unsure

Ask at most one clarifying question only when the wrong route would create real rework.

Otherwise choose the closest route and say your assumption.

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