pmtl-workflow-router

Agent Building

PMTL_VN workflow routing layer. Use when a task needs the right combination of repo-local PMTL skills, Superpowers workflow skills, and generic tool skills without making the user remember the skill names.

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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/blob/HEAD/skills/workflow/pmtl-workflow-router/SKILL.md

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PMTL Workflow Router

Purpose

Own routing for multi-step PMTL work so the agent picks the right skill stack in the right order instead of guessing from a crowded global skill list.

Use When

Starting a new task in this repo and the correct skill is not obvious.
The task spans multiple phases such as design, implementation, review, or verification.
The user describes intent like "plan this", "debug this", "review this", or "ship this safely" without naming a skill.

Required Inputs

The task intent such as feature, bug, review, verification, design, or incident.
The touched area when known such as apps/web, apps/api, auth, search, UI, or infra.
Whether the user wants a workflow phase like brainstorming, TDD, code review, or subagent execution.

Expected Output

A clear routing decision that names the canonical PMTL skill, any paired Superpowers workflow skill, and any generic tool skill if needed.
No duplicate policy loading from global skills when repo-local PMTL skills already own the behavior.

Execution Approach

Start with repo intent, not tool availability.
Route to the canonical PMTL skill first using references/routing-map.md.
Pair with Superpowers when the task needs workflow discipline such as brainstorming, plans, TDD, debugging, subagent execution, or review.
Add a global tool skill only when the task needs external tooling or platform-specific mechanics.
Finish by attaching the right verification skill before treating the task as complete.

Quality Criteria

Repo-local PMTL skills stay the source of truth for PMTL behavior.
Superpowers stays generic and workflow-oriented.
Global skills stay tool-oriented and do not override repo policy.
Compatibility aliases are not the default routing target.

Verification

Recheck the selected path against references/routing-map.md.
Confirm the task names at least one canonical PMTL skill when the task changes repo code or docs.
Pair with pmtl-verify-quality-gate after meaningful repo changes.

Edge Cases

If the user explicitly names a legacy compatibility skill, honor it but prefer the canonical replacement in the final routing note.
If the task is purely tool-driven such as browser automation, use the generic tool skill directly after confirming no PMTL repo policy is being changed.
If the task is outside this repo, do not force PMTL skills.

References

references/routing-map.md
verification/checklist.md
../pmtl-skill-governance/SKILL.md
../../../docs/agent-cheatsheet.md