Ontological Consistency Verification

What problem does it solve? Documents that use the same term with different meanings, or different terms for the same concept, create semantic confusion and undermine analytical credibility. This Skill systematically verifies that terminology, frameworks, and categories are used consistently within and across DATS output documents. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Terminology Inventory: Builds a comprehensive glossary of all key terms with definitions, scope notes, and usage frequency counts. - Consistency Audit: Detects semantic drift, definition mismatches, category errors, and scope violations, each classified by severity with remediation recommendations. - Framework Alignment Verification: Confirms categorical structures (such as office attribution across SMU, SMZ, SMG, and SM-US) are applied consistently, with a 0-1 consistency score. - Use Case: Before distributing a final DATS report, run this verification to catch issues like a section incorrectly calling a scaled deployment a "pilot" or conflating Digital Public Goods with open-source software, then apply the specified remediation. ## Quick Start Verify the ontological consistency of the attached DATS document set against the terminology registry and produce a consistency audit report conforming to the TT-18 output schema.