ce-domain-glossary

Centralize Collision Engineers domain terminology across reports and evidence packs.

Updated May 26, 2026
One-click install
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.