glossary-audit

To check for missing or orphaned terms in a documentation glossary, run an audit against specified sections and local files. This process reads your local documentation to ensure term consistency and reports any mismatched entries.

Inconsistent terminology across skills occurs when glossary updates are not synchronized with existing specification sections. A glossary audit identifies these gaps, verifying reference integrity and listing terms that are missing or orphaned.

The best way to verify glossary term consistency after updating specifications is to perform an audit using local documentation files and existing skills. This detects orphaned terms and confirms that all references remain valid.

Yes, you need local file system access to audit glossary references. The audit requires reading local glossary and skill files directly from your environment to accurately check for missing terms and validate specification sections.

You should check reference integrity for orphaned glossary terms whenever you have updated your glossary or specification sections. This ensures that all references to the glossary are valid and prevents documentation drift.