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docs(learning-hub): document userPromptSubmitted LLM bypass and multi-skill invocation (v1.0.44) (#1656)

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- automating-with-hooks.md: update userPromptSubmitted event table entry to
  mention new ability to handle requests directly (v1.0.44+); add 'Handling
  Requests Directly with userPromptSubmitted' example section showing the
  {"response":"..."} JSON pattern; update FAQ answer to describe the bypass
  capability
- creating-effective-skills.md: update skill invocation Q&A to document
  mid-input slash commands and multiple skills in a single message (v1.0.44+);
  update 'Can agents chain multiple skills?' FAQ with user-facing details

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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: 'Creating Effective Skills'
description: 'Master the art of writing reusable, shareable skill folders that deliver consistent results across your team.'
authors:
- GitHub Copilot Learning Hub Team
lastUpdated: 2026-02-26
lastUpdated: 2026-05-08
estimatedReadingTime: '9 minutes'
tags:
- skills
@@ -347,7 +347,10 @@ Use [scripts/parse-test-output.sh](scripts/parse-test-output.sh) to extract stru
**Q: How do I invoke a skill?**
A: Skills can be invoked in two ways. Users can type the skill name as a `/command` in VS Code Chat (e.g., `/generate-tests`). Agents can also discover and invoke skills automatically based on the skill's description and the user's intent.
A: Skills can be invoked in several ways:
- **Slash command**: Type the skill name anywhere in your message (e.g., `/generate-tests fix the failing tests`). Since v1.0.44, slash commands can appear mid-input — you don't have to start with them.
- **Multiple skills in one message**: You can invoke multiple skills in a single message (e.g., `/generate-tests and then /conventional-commit`). Both skills will be executed in sequence.
- **Agent discovery**: Agents can also discover and invoke skills automatically based on the skill's `description` and the user's intent — no slash command required.
**Q: How are skills different from prompts?**
@@ -361,9 +364,9 @@ A: Yes! Skills are folders, not single files. You can bundle reference documents
A: Store skill folders in your repository's `.github/skills/` directory. They're automatically available to all team members with Copilot access when working in that repository.
**Q: Can agents chain multiple skills?**
**Q: Can I invoke multiple skills in one message?**
A: Agents can discover and invoke multiple skills during a conversation based on user intent. Each skill invocation is independent, but agents maintain conversation context across invocations.
A: Yes, since v1.0.44. You can include multiple slash commands in a single message (e.g., `/generate-tests and then /conventional-commit`), and the CLI will execute each skill in sequence. Agents can also discover and chain multiple skills during a conversation based on user intent. Each skill invocation is independent, but agents maintain conversation context across invocations.
**Q: Should skills include code examples?**