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[omh] Repository vocabulary unclear or inconsistent: project terminology alignment workflow: look up, capture, correct, and align the words a repository uses before planning or handoff. Use when the user says: ulw-context, project terminology alignment, review project terms, align project terminology, terminology this project uses.

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# Context

This is an OMH `context` workflow skill, projected for Agent Skills hosts (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, opencode, OpenClaw, pi).

## Why This Exists

`context` exists to reduce repository terminology drift without creating a second machine store or a vocabulary router: the host can answer lookups, facilitate dependency-aware alignment, and project approved results into existing review and handoff boundaries.

## Do Not Use When

- A safe one-term definition or source lookup can be answered directly; use the read-only lookup mode and do not enter the full context interview.
- The request is broad ambiguity with no project-language conflict; use `ulw-interview`.
- The unresolved decision is empirical and a cheap isolated experiment can answer it; use `omh-decision-prototype` and keep the frontier for the rest.
- The terminology is already agreed and the request is to produce an implementation plan; use `ulw-plan`.
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