A company-wide assistant has 40 Skills installed, from expense policy to incident response. Users report it often uses the wrong procedure, for instance following the "vendor onboarding" skill for a request about "supplier offboarding". Logs show the correct skill exists but wasn't loaded. What is the most likely fix?

Answer: B — Rewrite skill names and descriptions to state what each covers and when to use it, with distinguishing terms

In progressive disclosure, only names and descriptions are in context up front, so they decide which skill loads. Vague or overlapping descriptions cause wrong loads, and sharpening them fixes the routing. (a) gives up progressive disclosure and brings back dilution and cost. (c) doesn't affect how a skill is chosen. (d) blurs procedures further and makes each loaded skill noisier.