glossarylisted

# Glossary (Wikipedia) A Claude-style skill that answers **`glossary <term>`** requests by looking the term up on English Wikipedia and returning a definition **rendered as a web page**, where every factual claim is backed by a `file:line` citation into the fetched article. It is built to be verified like a production component — see [`skill-contract.json`](skill-contract.json) for the machine-readable contract and [`verification-rules.md`](verification-rules.md) for how outputs are graded. ## When to use Use this skill for requests such as `glossary Mexico` or `glossary Switzerland`. The term after `glossary` is looked up; the skill produces a concise, source-grounded definition and a self-contained HTML page for it. ## Tools | Tool | Purpose | | --- | --- | | `wikipedia_search` | Search the offline Wikipedia snapshot cache. Returns `{title, file, line, text}` matches, best article first. | | `wikipedia_fetch` | Read a snapshot and return its structured article data plus the citable "lede" line. | Contract rule: `wikipedia_search` must be used **before** `wikipedia_fetch`. ## Offline-first design Like the rest of this template, the default eval runs **fully offline and deterministically**. `npm run glossary:build-cache` fetches each term once from English Wikipedia (MediaWiki action API) and writes a citable snapshot to `fixtures/wikipedia/<term>.html`. Each snapshot embeds a machine-readable `glossary-data` JSON block and a `lede` line that contains the **exact quer