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domain glossaries

Glossary Documentation

This repository contains structured glossaries organized by domain and project. Each glossary defines key terms, concepts, and definitions for specific areas of knowledge or software development projects. The goal is to have something unified which allows fast understanding for Agents and Humans.

Structure Overview

glossaries/
├── disciplines_ot_academic/          # Academic discipline glossaries
│   ├── philosophy/                   # Philosophy terminology
│   ├── computer_sciences/           # Computer science terms
│   └── engineering_of_ontologies/   # Ontology engineering concepts
├── sciences_for_systems/             # Systems thinking glossary
│   ├── o/                           # Organizational concepts
│   └── s/                           # Systems concepts
└── [project-specific]/               # Project domain glossaries
    └── GLOSSARY/                    # Argument parser glossary

Glossary Types

1. Academic Disciplines

Organized by academic field (philosophy, computer science, engineering). Each discipline contains subcategories for specific concepts.

Structure:

  • disciplines_ot_academic/[discipline]/ - Main glossary directory
  • [subcategory]/ - Concept categories (e.g., o/ for organizational)
  • [term].md - Individual term definitions

2. Systems Thinking

Focused on systems theory, organizational structures, and interdisciplinary concepts.

Structure:

  • sciences_for_systems/[prefix]/ - Prefix-based categorization
  • [concept].md - Concept definitions with cross-references

3. Project-Specific Glossaries

Domain-specific terminology for software projects (e.g., argument parsing, CLI tools).

Structure:

  • project/GLOSSARY/ - Project glossary directory
  • README.md - Glossary metadata and overview
  • [term].md - Term definitions with links to implementation

Glossary Metadata Format

Each glossary uses YAML frontmatter for metadata:

---
id: glossary_identifier
name: Human-readable title
kind: documentation | reference | terminology
status: active | draft | deprecated
domain: domain_identifier
---

Term Definition Format

Individual terms use markdown with cross-references:

# Term Name

Definition and explanation of the term.

## Usage

Example usage or context where the term applies.

## Related Terms

- [RelatedTerm](path/to/related.md) - Connection to other concepts

Navigation

By Domain

  • Philosophy: disciplines_ot_academic/philosophy/
  • Computer Science: disciplines_ot_academic/computer_sciences/
  • Systems: sciences_for_systems/

By Project

  • Argument Parser: sub_proj/github_links/editor_for_text/gnu_ed/parser_for_args/GLOSSARY/

Contributing

  1. Create a new glossary in the appropriate domain folder
  2. Add YAML frontmatter with proper metadata
  3. Define terms using markdown with cross-references
  4. Update parent README.md with term links

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Change History

Version Date Author Model Reason
V00.01.00 2026-05-31 raoulExtra Poolside/Laguna XS.2 init

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