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intelligence-vocabulary

Keeps customer-facing CopilotKit Intelligence documentation consistent by applying an approved vocabulary to prose, navigation, buttons, and image descriptions. Checks disallowed alternatives and exceptions while preserving code identifiers and the labels users actually see in product controls.

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Locks customer-facing CopilotKit Intelligence docs to one approved name per concept. Use when writing, editing, or reviewing Intelligence docs, nav labels, signup labels, or image alt text in showcase/shell-docs. Don't use for renaming code identifiers, route slugs, env vars, API fields, or component names, or for docs that do not mention Intelligence.

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Good for

  • Standardizing terminology in customer documentation
  • Reviewing navigation and button labels
  • Checking terminology in image descriptions
  • Checking wording when adding or renaming documentation pages

Files included (2)

  • SKILL.md4.0 KB
  • references/words.md10.0 KB

SKILL.md (original)

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Intelligence Vocabulary

Customer-facing Intelligence docs use one name per concept. A second name for the same thing is a regression.

When To Use

Load this skill before writing or editing prose a customer reads about CopilotKit Intelligence. That includes pages, snippets, nav titles, button labels, and image alt text under showcase/shell-docs.

Also load skills/intelligence-docs/SKILL.md when the change adds, renames, or removes an Intelligence page. That skill keeps the landing page in sync. This skill owns the words.

Do not load this skill to rename code. Identifiers, route slugs, env vars, API fields, and component names stay as they are, even when a Stop word appears inside them.

Procedures

Procedure 1: Apply the word list

  1. Read references/words.md before writing or editing customer-facing Intelligence prose.
  2. Use the Use column for headings, nav titles, button labels, alt text, and body prose.
  3. Keep plan names as Developer, Team, Team Self-hosted, and Enterprise.
  4. If a fact already has a home in references/words.md, link to that page. Do not explain the fact again under a second name.
  5. Write Inspector click steps with the labels the shipped controls render: Rich Threads and Automatic Learning.

Procedure 2: Check the change

  1. Search the added or edited prose for every phrase in the Stop column of references/words.md.
  2. Keep a hit that the exception list in references/words.md names.
  3. Rewrite every other hit to the Use word for that concept.
  4. Leave identifiers, slugs, env vars, API fields, and component names unchanged.

Decision Tree

  • Customer-facing Intelligence prose, labels, or alt text: Procedure 1, then Procedure 2
  • Page added, renamed, or removed: this skill for the words, and skills/intelligence-docs/SKILL.md for the landing page
  • The only edit is code, a slug, an env var, or an API field: stop. Do not rename it to match the word list
  • The page does not mention Intelligence: stop

Red Flags

SignalWhat it meansDo instead
Two names for one concept on the same pageThe word list was skippedProcedure 2
"managed" or "hosted" as the name of the CopilotKit-operated deploymentThe deployment name driftedWrite cloud-hosted
A Stop word removed by renaming a component, slug, or env varThe skill was applied to codeRestore the identifier. Change only customer prose
Clerk, or a rollout cutoff, added to a customer pageInternal implementation leakedDelete that sentence. Say what the customer does

Error Handling

  • A Stop phrase is inside an identifier: leave the identifier. Change the surrounding prose only when that prose uses the Stop word as a customer-facing name.
  • A hit is on the exception list: keep it. Do not "fix" managed Channel, customer-managed, a hosted zone, a ticket id, or a plan name.
  • The approved word and the visible product label disagree: use the label the shipped control renders for a click step. Record the conflict. Do not invent a third name.
  • No home exists for a new fact: stop and name the missing page. Do not park the fact under a nearby page with a new synonym.

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