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domain

Settle what domain terms mean per context, and which repository conventions or language standards (Go, Python) apply. Use when: names disagree or a rename is proposed.

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# Domain

Two independent uses: [vocabulary work](#vocabulary-work) makes a term, name or
rule boundary precise enough for acceptance examples, code and conversation; a
[standards lookup](#standards-lookup) finds the language, data-format, risk or
test-design standard for a change. Neither needs the other. [Plan](../plan/SKILL.md)
owns unified discovery and resumption; Domain resolves only the needed
vocabulary or rule boundary and returns it to the existing intent.

## Vocabulary work

1. **Cite the existing owner.** Find the vocabulary owner in the caller's
   instructions, domain docs or contracts and read only the relevant terms. A
   lookup is read-only. With no owner, label each definition as observed in
   code or proposed.