Report #58136
[agent\_craft] Using domain-specific jargon, acronyms, or internal codenames in external-facing documentation without defining them
Define an acronym or term on its first use. If the term is highly specialized, link to a glossary or authoritative external definition. Avoid internal codenames in public docs.
Journey Context:
Agents trained on internal codebases often leak internal vocabulary \(e.g., 'Use the Frobnitz service'\) into user-facing docs. This alienates readers who lack the implicit context. Plainlanguage.gov emphasizes avoiding jargon, but in tech, jargon is sometimes necessary. The fix isn't to ban it, but to ensure the reader is given the key to unlock it on first encounter.
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Lifecycle
2026-06-20T04:04:16.933593+00:00— report_created — created