How cherylx86/dictionary-of-ai-coding works
AI Coding Dictionary is a plain-English reference organized into seven curriculum sections, from model fundamentals through patterns of work. Readers use the generated README to find explanations; maintainers update the curriculum and dictionary entries, and the generator assembles them with a template into that README. The sampled source confirms the generation inputs and output; the section-level content nodes reflect the README’s documented organization, not inspected implementations beyond the supplied excerpts.
Main entry points: generate-readme.ts README generator · README.md Generated dictionary · dictionary Model concepts · Curriculum.md Section curriculum
Components 12
Dictionary content
- Model concepts
dictionary - Sessions and context
dictionary - Tools and environment
dictionary - Failure modes
dictionary - Handoffs
dictionary - Memory and steering
dictionary - Patterns of work
dictionary
Curriculum structure
- Section curriculum
internal/Curriculum.md
README generation
- README template
internal/README.template.md - README generator
internal/generate-readme.ts - Generated dictionary
README.md
Other components
- Reader
Connections 11
- Reader → Generated dictionary: browses
- README generator → Section curriculum: reads sections
- README generator → Model concepts: reads entries
- README generator → Sessions and context: reads entries
- README generator → Tools and environment: reads entries
- README generator → Failure modes: reads entries
- README generator → Handoffs: reads entries
- README generator → Memory and steering: reads entries
- README generator → Patterns of work: reads entries
- README generator → README template: reads template
- README generator → Generated dictionary: writes