ce-domain-glossary

Name: ce-domain-glossary
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Author: collisionengineers

Centralize Collision Engineers domain terminology across reports and evidence packs.

Updated May 26, 2026

Search Tags:#glossary #terminology #abp #industry-context #reference-data #audatex #collision-engineers

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npx skills add https://github.com/collisionengineers/ccc --skill ce-domain-glossary-collisionengineers

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Skill: ce-domain-glossary
Source: https://github.com/collisionengineers/ccc/tree/main/src/skills/ce-domain-glossary
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/collisionengineers/ccc --skill ce-domain-glossary-collisionengineers

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Shared reference giving the Collision Engineers domain vocabulary and Audatex/ABP industry context - claims, repair, salvage, valuation and Audatex/Qapter/cap-hpi/BS-10125/CPR-Part-35 terminology. Use whenever a document-producing skill needs the correct term, abbreviation, or industry-context definition so outputs read with the right vocabulary.

Core Features & Use Cases

Central, authoritative glossary files included in references/ for on-demand terminology.
Reference data files (references/glossary.md and references/audatex-abp-context.md) to align outputs with industry standards.
Consumed by all document skills to ensure consistent vocabulary across reports and evidence packs.

Quick Start

Consult the ce-domain-glossary references before drafting collision-engineering documents to ensure consistent terminology.

Frequently Asked Questions about ce-domain-glossary

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

What is a collision engineering glossary for standardizing repair terminology?▼

The glossary provides Audatex and ABP industry context, including Qapter, cap-hpi, BS-10125, and CPR-Part-35 terminology, to align document outputs with established collision repair standards.

How do I ensure consistent collision repair terminology across audit reports?▼

Reference data files like glossary.md and audatex-abp-context.md provide on-demand terminology that aligns document outputs with industry standards for collision repair claims and valuations.

Does this glossary include Audatex Qapter and BS-10125 definitions?▼

Embedded reference data files enforce consistent terms across outputs, supporting governance by providing standardized vocabulary for claims, repair, salvage, and valuation documentation.

When do I need to reference collision engineering terminology before drafting estimates?▼

Consulting the glossary before producing collision engineering documents ensures outputs read with the correct vocabulary and align with industry standards for claims and repair documentation.

Can I use this glossary for CPR-Part-35 evidence pack preparation?▼

The centralized reference data files provide the correct terms and abbreviations needed for evidence pack preparation, supporting governance through consistent terminology enforcement.

What are the limitations of using a basic glossary for collision engineering documents?▼

The glossary is designed to be consumed by document skills to ensure consistent vocabulary, but users must manually consult the reference files before drafting to maintain terminology standards.