| name | using-psters-workflow |
| description | Meta-skill for selecting and invoking the right workflow skill before acting; use when starting or switching task type to avoid bypassing required discipline. |
Using Psters Workflow (Meta-Skill)
Use this skill to decide which workflow skill must be applied before responding or implementing.
Rule
If there is even a small chance a workflow skill applies, invoke it first.
Extremely important
If there is a 1% chance a skill is relevant, use it.
No rationalization. No skipping because task looks "simple".
Priority order
- Process discipline skills:
systematic-debugging
verification-before-completion
- Execution-context skills:
git-worktree
finishing-a-development-branch
orchestrating-multi-agents
- Domain/convention skills:
nestjs-conventions
angular-conventions
aws-lambda-deploy
commit-changes
Red flags
- Acting immediately without choosing a skill path.
- Declaring completion before verification.
- Proposing bug fixes before root-cause analysis.
- Closing worktree/branch ad hoc without a finishing checklist.
- "I will quickly check files first."
- "This does not need a skill."
- "I remember the skill, no need to read."
Quick routing
- Bug or failing behavior ->
systematic-debugging
- End of implementation ->
verification-before-completion
- Need isolated parallel branch ->
git-worktree
- Need explicit multi-subagent parallelization ->
orchestrating-multi-agents
- Work finished and branch decision needed ->
finishing-a-development-branch
When uncertain, prefer discipline over speed.