ubiquitous-language
Build or refresh the project's ubiquitous language glossary — one markdown file per business concept at `.plans/domain/<Concept>.md` plus a `_index.md`. Mines grep-based signals (class names, enum values, interface names, domain-event names, BDD scenario names, validator rules) and applies a four-gate filter to keep only genuine business concepts. Optional interactive interview phase to refine definitions and capture behavior (state transitions, invariants, synonyms to avoid). Language-agnostic — works for JS/TS, C#, Java, Python, Go, or any mix. Use whenever the user says "build the glossary", "extract domain terms", "document the ubiquitous language", "what are the domain concepts", or when domain-review surfaces pervasive terminology inconsistency (3+ names for the same concept).
Informações da origem
- Repositório
- bdfinst/agentic-dev-team
- Última atividade na origem
- 3 de outubro de 2026 às 13:46
- Idioma detectado do SKILL.md
- inglês
- Estrelas
- 302
- Forks
- 35
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| name | ubiquitous-language |
|---|---|
| description | Build or refresh the project's ubiquitous language glossary — one markdown file per business concept at `.plans/domain/<Concept>.md` plus a `_index.md`. Mines grep-based signals (class names, enum values, interface names, domain-event names, BDD scenario names, validator rules) and applies a four-gate filter to keep only genuine business concepts. Optional interactive interview phase to refine definitions and capture behavior (state transitions, invariants, synonyms to avoid). Language-agnostic — works for JS/TS, C#, Java, Python, Go, or any mix. Use whenever the user says "build the glossary", "extract domain terms", "document the ubiquitous language", "what are the domain concepts", or when domain-review surfaces pervasive terminology inconsistency (3+ names for the same concept). |