ubiquitous-language

To extract domain terminology into a glossary, prompt the AI to identify domain nouns, verbs, and concepts from your current conversation and write them into a structured markdown file for shared vocabulary.

A ubiquitous language glossary is a canonical list of domain terms ensuring a shared vocabulary across planning, product docs, and code. You need one when disambiguating domain concepts across team discussions and downstream references.

Merging new domain terms with an existing glossary involves identifying overlapping definitions, flagging ambiguities for resolution, and propagating the updated terminology to related product and discovery docs.

Yes, glossary changes propagate to PRD, JTBD, and discovery docs by writing the merged content to a canonical markdown file, ensuring downstream documentation references the updated domain terms.

The skill ensures the glossary file exists at the product-docs directory path and writes the merged content there, creating the necessary structure for downstream use if it is not already present.

The best way to disambiguate domain terms is extracting them into a canonical glossary file that flags conflicting definitions, ensuring consistent vocabulary propagation across product docs and code references.