smaqit.project-glossary

You can manage a project glossary by using predefined trigger phrases to list, fetch, update, and remove terms. The system operates directly on a `.smaqit/glossary.md` file within your project directory, requiring no external data retrieval or file dependencies.

The best way to keep project terms organized is to maintain a project-specific glossary that handles term categorization and alphabetical ordering. This ensures definitions are accessible, precise, and up-to-date for team communication.

To add a term to the glossary, use the command `update glossary [term] [definition]`. This updates the glossary file directly, categorizing and ordering the new entry alphabetically for easy retrieval.

Yes, using predefined trigger phrases to update the glossary automatically handles term categorization and alphabetical ordering. This ensures the project glossary remains structured without manual sorting.

Yes, project glossary management works entirely offline without retrieving data from external sources. It reads and writes exclusively to the local `.smaqit/glossary.md` file located in the project directory.

A markdown glossary file provides a lightweight, version-controllable method for project term lookup. It allows team members to quickly retrieve definitions and maintain clarity without navigating complex external documents.