The body is lean and sectioned into short bullet lists with concrete example phrases, with no padding explaining concepts Claude already knows.

Provides a concrete all-true checklist for Claude-native routing, explicit escalation triggers, and example user phrases; as an instruction-only skill the absence of code is not penalized since the policy guidance is specific and actionable.

A clear two-branch routing decision with explicit tie-breaking rules for ambiguity and explicit /octo:* invocations; no destructive or batch operations require validation checkpoints.

A self-contained, well-organized sub-skill with clear sections and no bundle files; the only reference (codex-host-adapter.md) is an external host path rather than a nested bundle reference.

Names the domain ('native or multi-LLM handling') and the request types ('init, review, or security'), but frames the skill as a decision ('choosing') rather than enumerating multiple concrete actions.

Explicitly answers both what (native vs multi-LLM handling for init/review/security) and when via a direct 'Use when...' trigger clause.

Includes natural terms users would say ('init, review, or security requests'), but misses common escalation variations like 'multiple model opinions', 'adversarial review', or named providers.

The native-vs-multi-LLM routing niche for init/review/security is a clear, scoped trigger unlikely to fire for unrelated skills.