Check runbooks before skills for multi-step procedures

When asked to run a named workflow or any complete multi-step procedure (a PR review round, a release, a hotfix, a story lifecycle), look in doc/llm/runbooks/ first — compass list --type runbook — before reaching for Claude Code skills or individual recipes. Runbooks are the project's named, repeatable compositions of recipes and skills; a matching runbook supersedes any similarly-named skill.

Why: When asked to "run the PR review workflow", a session invoked the generic Claude Code review skill instead of the project's Handle a PR review round runbook, and had to be corrected twice ("we seem to be ending up in skills rather than runbooks"). Skills are building blocks; runbooks encode the full procedure including sync, decisions, replies, thread resolution, and recording.

How to apply: On any request phrased as "run the X workflow", "do a review round", "handle the release", or similar end-to-end procedure: first run compass list --type runbook (or check the Runbooks catalogue) and follow the matching runbook step by step. Fall back to skills/recipes only when no runbook covers the procedure. Related: Check recipes before searching for how to do something.