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Collaboratively build and maintain the project's domain vocabulary, glossary, and key conceptual decisions stored in CONTEXT.md. Use when the user wants to create, review, or refine project terminology, domain language, glossary entries, or conceptual decisions — including updating CONTEXT.md or discussing what belongs in it.
silvio-l/skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill silvio-l/skills
# Domain Glossary Work with the user to create or improve the project's domain vocabulary and key conceptual decisions. CONTEXT.md is the storage vehicle — the real work is getting the language right. The target CONTEXT.md is the one in the **current project's root** — not this skills-source repo's CONTEXT.md. If invoked inside the `silvio-l/skills` repo itself, treat the existing CONTEXT.md as a skill-authoring meta-glossary (not a business domain) and confirm with the user before extending it. ## Start 1. Check whether CONTEXT.md exists in the project root. 2. If it **exists**: read it fully. Identify existing terms, definitions, conventions, and conceptual decisions. Flag duplicates, contradictions, vague formulations, and potentially stale content — but propose changes only, change nothing yet. 3. If it **does not exist**: propose a structure and section outline. Ask for approval before writing anything. ## Mandatory: use the grill-me skill throughout Invoke the `grill-me` skill for every relevant term or conceptual decision: - Challenge each term: is it precise, unambiguous, future-proof, AI-readable? - Ask about scope: what does this term include? What does it explicitly exclude? - Surface alternatives and explain the trade-offs. - Point out consequences of a choice (e.g. naming collision with a library, ambiguity with another domain term). - Never silently accept vague or overloaded language. Ask questions one at a time. ## Step-by-step workflow ``` 1. Analyze