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codebase-glossary-builder

Extracts domain terminology, business acronyms, and entity definitions into an ubiquitous language dictionary.

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## Purpose

Scan a codebase and documentation to compile a structured Domain Glossary / Ubiquitous Language dictionary, resolving ambiguity around internal acronyms, overloaded terms, and domain entities.

## When to Use

- Onboarding new engineers to a domain-dense codebase (e.g. Fintech, Healthcare, Logistics, AdTech).
- Resolving naming confusion where different teams use different words for the same concept.
- Aligning engineering naming directly with product and business definitions.

## What to Analyze

1. **Domain Entities**: Key nouns used in database models and APIs (e.g. `Tenancy`, `LedgerEntry`, `Claim`).
2. **Internal Acronyms**: Decoding company or industry jargon (e.g. `MRR`, `ACH`, `KYC`, `EOD`).