notation-guardian

To check notation consistency, you need a system that tracks symbol definitions and flags conflicts across .qmd and .tex files. This Skill maintains a .notation-registry.json store to detect conflicting usages and enforce standard economics conventions automatically.

A notation registry is a project-level store that records every mathematical symbol, its meaning, and where it was defined. It helps prevent ambiguous notation by checking new symbols against existing definitions and standard economics conventions.

Yes, incremental scans are supported alongside full project checks. You can run per-file checks and use the New Symbol Introduction mode to verify recently added notation against the existing registry and economics conventions.

You can prevent duplicate definitions by running conflict detection scans against a .notation-registry.json file. This process analyzes custom commands and symbol usages across .qmd and .tex files, flagging any ambiguous notation that violates economics conventions.

Yes, the notation checker works with both Quarto and LaTeX files. It analyzes symbol definitions, usages, and custom commands across .qmd and .tex files to maintain consistent mathematical notation throughout math-heavy academic manuscripts.

When notation conflicts are detected, the system provides escalation policy guidance and recommendations. It reports the conflicts found during the scan against the .notation-registry.json store and standard economics conventions to help you resolve the ambiguous symbols.