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Use when translating French auto insurance business terms to English, editing rejection reasons, or introducing/changing domain vocabulary that must stay aligned with the FR->EN lexicon table.
--- name: updating-business-lexicon description: Use when translating French auto insurance business terms to English, editing rejection reasons, or introducing/changing domain vocabulary that must stay aligned with the FR->EN lexicon table. --- # Updating Business Lexicon ## Overview Keep domain language consistent by updating the FR->EN lexicon whenever a French business term is added or changed. Core principle: a business term change is incomplete until the lexicon table is updated in the same change. ## Hard Gate Never finalize a French business-term translation/change without including `.github/instructions/business-lexicon.instructions.md` in the same change. If a request says "do not touch instruction files", stop and state the conflict explicitly. Ask for an explicit override before skipping the lexicon update. ## When to Use Use this skill when: - Translating business phrases from French to English - Renaming domain concepts in code, tests, docs, comments, commits, or PR text - Adding new rejection reasons or eligibility wording Do not use this skill for non-business technical wording (framework, infra, tooling terms). ## Quick Reference | Situation | Required action | | --- | --- | | New French business term appears | Add one row in `.github/instructions/business-lexicon.instructions.md` | | Existing French term meaning changes | Update the existing row and notes | | Multiple English options exist | Keep one canonical US English term and explain alternatives in `Notes` | | Fast translation request under pressure | Provide translation and still include/update lexicon row in the same change | ## Implementation 1. Identify the French business term(s) being introduced or changed. 2. Open `.github/instructions/business-lexicon.instructions.md`. 3. Add or update the matching row in the `Correspondence Table`. 4. Ensure US English terminology is used. 5. Keep the table scoped to Auto Insurance terms. 6. Deliver both changes together (term change + lexicon update). 7. If blocked from editing instruction files, do not silently skip. Return a conflict message and request override. Example: - French term: `Conducteur trop jeune pour ce véhicule` - Canonical English: `Driver too young for this vehicle` - If new term appears, add row; if already covered, confirm consistency. ## Common Mistakes - Translating text but forgetting to update the lexicon table. - Using UK variants (`driving licence`) instead of US (`driver's license`). - Adding duplicate French rows with slightly different wording. - Splitting updates across separate commits. ## Red Flags - "Just this one translation" - "Do not touch instruction files" - "Update the table later" If any red flag appears, enforce the hard gate and surface the conflict.--- name: updating-business-lexicon description: Use when translating French auto insurance business terms to English, editing rejection reasons, or introducing/changing domain vocabulary that must stay aligned with the FR->EN lexicon table. --- # Updating Business Lexicon ## Overview Keep domain language consistent by updating the FR->EN lexicon whenever a French business term is added or changed. Core principle: a business term change is incomplete until the lexicon table is updated in the same change. ## Hard Gate Never finalize a French business-term translation/change without including `.github/instructions/business-lexicon.instructions.md` in the same change. If a request says "do not touch instruction files", stop and state the conflict explicitly. Ask for an explicit override before skipping the lexicon update. ## When to Use Use this skill when: - Translating business phrases from French to English - Renaming domain concepts in code, tests, docs, comments, commits, or PR text - Adding new rejection reasons or eligibility wording Do not use this skill for non-business technical wording (framework, infra, tooling terms). ## Quick Reference | Situation | Required action | | --- | --- | | New French business term appears | Add one row in `.github/instructions/business-lexicon.instructions.md` | | Existing French term meaning changes | Update the existing row and notes | | Multiple English options exist | Keep one canonical US English term and explain alternatives in `Notes` | | Fast translation request under pressure | Provide translation and still include/update lexicon row in the same change | ## Implementation 1. Identify the French business term(s) being introduced or changed. 2. Open `.github/instructions/business-lexicon.instructions.md`. 3. Add or update the matching row in the `Correspondence Table`. 4. Ensure US English terminology is used. 5. Keep the table scoped to Auto Insurance terms. 6. Deliver both changes together (term change + lexicon update). 7. If blocked from editing instruction files, do not silently skip. Return a conflict message and request override. Example: - French term: `Conducteur trop jeune pour ce véhicule` - Canonical English: `Driver too young for this vehicle` - If new term appears, add row; if already covered, confirm consistency. ## Common Mistakes - Translating text but forgetting to update the lexicon table. - Using UK variants (`driving licence`) instead of US (`driver's license`). - Adding duplicate French rows with slightly different wording. - Splitting updates across separate commits. ## Red Flags - "Just this one translation" - "Do not touch instruction files" - "Update the table later" If any red flag appears, enforce the hard gate and surface the conflict.
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