Openmind glossary
Skill HelloThisWorld/agent-skill-verification-template/skills/openmind-glossary
Production-oriented template for building AI agent skills as verifiable software components — offline eval harness, source-grounding validators, structured logs/traces/metrics, replay artifacts, and a CI quality gate. Runs fully offline with a deterministic mock model.
npx -y skills add HelloThisWorld/agent-skill-verification-template --skill openmind-glossaryAssembled from the repository path, not quoted from the project. Check it against their README if it does not work.
One thing to look at
- 1 stars1 stars. Stars are a popularity signal and not a quality one, but at this level it is likely that nobody has read this closely except its author, and you would be relying on your own review.
What its author says it does
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Resolve a term against Open Mind's deterministic, source-traceable glossary — verbatim definitions with file:line provenance, exact-token lookup, honest "not found" for unknown terms. Runs Open Mind's real Python implementation through the skill bridge.
SKILL.md
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openmind-glossary
This skill is the eval-harness face of Open Mind's glossary capability
(https://github.com/HelloThisWorld/open-mind, skills/glossary/SKILL.md). The
answers are produced by Open Mind's actual extraction + lookup code
(openmind/glossary.py, openmind/structure.py::term_usage), reached through
openmind/skill_bridge.py; nothing in this repo reimplements them.
Behavior under contract
- Verbatim, never generated — the definition is the exact original text lifted from the corpus's authoritative source (dedicated glossary file, definition table/line, README acronym expansion, doc-comment).
- Provenance mandatory — every entry carries
source_file:line_number; the claim cites that exact line, and the validators re-read it on every run. - Exact-token lookup — no similarity, no paraphrase. Unknown terms return
insufficient_evidencewith zero claims. - Grounded usage profile — when the term is also a code symbol, a second claim cites its real definition site from the deterministic structure map.
Question forms
define <term> · glossary <term> · what is <term>