claude-docker: Command for Claude Code

Shared Vocabulary Protocol (add to CLAUDE.md)

Dictionary Location

• Index: docs/dictionary.md — Load at session start
• Full entries: docs/dictionary/[term].md — Read on-demand

How to Reference

1. Load docs/dictionary.md (the index) at session start
2. When you encounter a term from the index, read its full entry in docs/dictionary/
3. Use the dictionary definition—NOT your general knowledge
4. If a term is missing, follow the process below

When a Term is Missing

If a keyword in the user's query does not exist in the dictionary:

1. Flag it: "⚠️ Term '[X]' not found in dictionary"
2. Ask the user for a definition or description
3. Run /define-terms "[X]" to create the entry using their input

Do NOT proceed with assumptions. The dictionary exists to prevent guesswork.

When a Potential Match Exists

If a keyword in the user's query is similar to (but not exactly) an existing term:

1. Ask for confirmation: "Did you mean '[existing term]'?"
2. If yes → use that term's definition
3. If it's an alias → update the entry's Aliases field in docs/dictionary/[term].md to include the user's phrasing

Do NOT

• ❌ Assume you know what a term means without checking
• ❌ Skip the dictionary lookup because a term seems obvious
• ❌ Proceed with ambiguous terms without asking

When Modifying Code

If your changes affect files listed in any dictionary term's "Code Locations":

1. Re-read that term's full entry
2. Verify your changes align with the defined behavior
3. Update the dictionary entry if behavior has changed

Maintenance Responsibility

After ANY code change that:

• Modifies a component/hook/store listed in a dictionary entry
• Introduces a new domain concept
• Changes the behavior of an existing concept

You MUST update docs/dictionary.md accordingly.

The Lookup Pattern

flowchart TD
    A[Receive User Instruction] --> B[Scan for Domain-Specific Terms]
    B --> C{Term in Dictionary?}
    C -->|Exact match| D[Read Full Entry]
    C -->|Partial match| E[Ask User: Did you mean X?]
    C -->|No match| F[Flag Missing Term]
    E -->|Yes| D
    E -->|No, it's an alias| G[Update Aliases in Entry]
    G --> D
    F --> H[Ask User for Definition]
    H --> I[Run /define-terms]
    I --> D
    D --> J[Proceed with Implementation]