Terminology Governance Pack

Your vocabulary is an asset. Govern it like one.

Terms are retrieval keys: for the people searching your knowledge base and for the AI systems now assembling answers from it. When one concept lives under three names, both get weak matches; when client-facing content leans on idiom (tribal knowledge, open the kimono, Mexican standoff), non-native readers and machines get nothing, and some of those terms are quietly costing you more than clarity.

The pack makes vocabulary a governed property instead of a style opinion: a 40-entry term inventory in two honest tiers (replace-now, with the industry consensus behind it, and judgment calls, with the precision case stated and the decision left to you) · a two-page terminology standard you ratify like any policy, with a fully-worked example from the toolkit's fictional Meridian Systems: including one term adopted, one deliberately kept, and one split by audience, because that's what real governance looks like · three gate line-items that slot into your existing content review, plus the grep list that turns your standard into a zero-budget linter · the 2–3 week audit blueprint (20 assets · 2 reviewers · 2–3 weeks) with a selection rubric, scoring sheet, and severity scale · and the champion kit: a 10-slide case deck (editable pptx + presentation PDF), a two-page brief, and two send-ready emails for making the case to your leadership · the runnable auditor · the blueprint's scan and scoring stages as a single dependency-free Python file: point it at your corpus, get the three rates and the scoring-sheet CSV, and wire its S1 check into CI. Ten verified references close it out.

Ten branded PDFs plus everything editable as Markdown: the auditor's source included. Every replacement in the inventory is more precise than the term it replaces, or it didn't make the list.

License. Single organization, internal use: adapt everything freely; the knowledge you create with it is entirely yours. Consultants/MSPs: ask about a practitioner license.

Guarantee. 14-day refund, no questions.

In every package. The Field Guide (the operating model in fifteen minutes, with a glossary) and One Issue, End to End: a single support ticket traced through prompt, gate, decision log, and workbook, so you see the modules working as one system before you open any of them.

The upgrade path. Every individual module includes the Field Guide, so it stands alone, and its price is credited if you upgrade to the full toolkit within 14 days: the same window as the refund policy. Claim it at contextkeeping.com/upgrade: enter your purchase email and a single-use code for the exact amount is issued on the spot. Toolkit buyers: the purchase price is credited toward AnswerEcon.

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