Enforce Ubiquitous Language in code and documentation using Markdown and YAML.
npx skills add https://github.com/eykd/vance-ts --skill glossary-eykd
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: glossary Source: https://github.com/eykd/vance-ts/tree/main/.claude/skills/glossary Command: npx skills add https://github.com/eykd/vance-ts --skill glossary-eykd
This Skill helps in tracking and enforcing Ubiquitous Language for domain terminology, ensuring consistent naming conventions and preventing synonyms across your project.
Add a new term to the glossary by using the command: /glossary add "Entity" (noun): "A domain object with persistent identity."
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You can enforce ubiquitous language by validating code naming against a glossary of domain terms, ensuring consistent conventions and preventing synonyms across your project.
Maintain domain terminology consistency by tracking definitions in Markdown and configuring rules in YAML, which integrates directly into your documentation workflows to enforce naming conventions.
Add a new term to the domain glossary by using the command syntax `/glossary add "Term" (part of speech): "Definition"`, capturing precise domain terminology with persistent identity.
Yes, the tool works directly with Domain-Driven Design principles by enforcing Ubiquitous Language, ensuring your codebase consistently uses the correct terminology defined in your domain model.
Domain terminology consistency matters for code quality because it prevents synonyms and misinterpretations, ensuring naming follows domain conventions and aligns code implementation with business logic.
Yes, you can use Markdown files for defining domain terminology and YAML for configuration, integrating terminology management seamlessly into existing codebase and documentation workflows.
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