smithery.ai

refactor-lexical-ontology

Audit identifiers and namespaces for lexical-semantic and ontological correctness. Detect semantic role misalignment (agent/tool/process/artifact), derivational misuse (e.g., -er agent nouns), and category errors between modules, packages, classes, functions, and data artifacts. Output a single Markdown report with actionable fixes.

First seen Apr 17, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add https://smithery.ai

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Skill metadata

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LicenseMIT
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author
Jordan Godau
references
["01_INTENT.md","02_PRECONDITONS.md","03_RULES.md","04_PROCEDURE.md","05_OUTPUT.md"]
keywords
["naming","ontology","lexical","semantic","agent","process","artifact","suffix","convention"]

Package contents

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,428 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 370 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 1 installs

SKILL.md

Instructions

Read all references in references/ before using this skill.

Signals

  • The user says: "naming feels off", "planner vs planning", "module naming convention",

"agentive suffix misuse", "semantic role mismatch", "ontology drift", "lexical audit"

  • A naming refactor is planned or ongoing
  • Confusion exists between thing vs doer vs process vs tool in identifiers
  • The codebase has inconsistent conventions between directories/modules/classes/functions

References

Directory: references/

  • 01_INTENT.md
  • 02_PRECONDITIONS.md
  • 03_RULES.md
  • 04_PROCEDURE.md
  • 05_OUTPUT.md

Scripts

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