Remove redundant glossary from brand-glossary skill#74
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The brand glossary document is itself a glossary. A meta-glossary explaining how to read it is redundant. The section hierarchy (Terms to Avoid override Approved Terminology) and field definitions are obvious from the document's own structure and table headers. The other three glossaries (brand-voice-extractor, brand-guidelines-extractor, product-attribute-dictionary) are kept because they define non-obvious interpretation rules like shared vocabulary values, format types, and section priority hierarchies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A glossary for a glossary is redundant. The document's own structure and table headers make the interpretation obvious. Keeping the three glossaries that define non-obvious rules (voice shared vocabulary, guidelines safe defaults, attribute format types).