glossary-creation

Create a project glossary by extracting terms from existing docs—product requirements, functional design, architecture, repository structure, and development guidelines—then consolidate them into a unified docs/glossary.md file. Use template-driven definitions including term explanations, related terms, usage examples, and data-model references to ensure consistency.

Each glossary term should follow a template with: definition, explanation, related terms, usage examples, and data-model references. This structured approach ensures consistent terminology across all project documents and reduces ambiguity during onboarding.

Yes. The glossary-creation workflow prioritizes existing definitions in docs/glossary.md, then integrates newly extracted terms from your documentation sources. This preserves established terminology while filling gaps across product requirements, functional design, architecture, and development guidelines.

Create or update a glossary during onboarding, codebase expansion, or when documentation becomes scattered across multiple files. A centralized glossary reduces miscommunication and ensures new team members understand shared vocabulary quickly.

Source terms from your core documentation: docs/product-requirements.md, docs/functional-design.md, docs/architecture.md, docs/repository-structure.md, and docs/development-guidelines.md. This captures terminology across product, design, technical, and operational domains.