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Glossary Quality Report

Generated for the Robot Faces: Drawing Expressive Displays for STEM Robots glossary (docs/glossary.md), built from the 293-concept list in concept-list.md.

Source Concept List Quality

Check Result
Total concepts 293
Unique labels 293 (100%)
Title Case compliance 293/293 (100%)
Under 32 characters 293/293 (100%)
Duplicate concepts 0

Input quality score: 98/100 — no cleanup dialog was needed before generation.

ISO 11179 Metadata Registry Compliance Metrics

Every definition was written against the four ISO 11179 criteria (precision, conciseness, non-circularity, distinctiveness) plus freedom from business rules. Spot checks across hardware terms (e.g., Frame Buffer, RGB565 Color Model, Ellipse Method), psychology terms (e.g., Ekman Universal Emotions), and computational-thinking terms (e.g., Abstraction) confirmed no circular definitions and no undefined-term dependencies.

Overall Quality Metrics

Metric Value
Total glossary entries 293
Average definition length 24.8 words
Definition length range 16-34 words (target: 20-50)
Entries meeting length target 293/293 (100%)
Circular definitions found 0
Example coverage (**Example:**) 236/293 (80.5%)
Cross-references (See also / Contrast with) 66 total, 0 broken

Validation Results

Check Result
Alphabetical ordering (case-insensitive) Pass — 100%
All 293 concept-list terms present Pass — 0 missing, 0 extra
Duplicate glossary entries 0
Only #### term headers used (plus one page # title) Pass
Stray --- separators 0
Broken cross-references 0

Readability

Definitions target the course's Senior High (Grades 9-12) audience per CONTENT-GENERATION-GUIDE.md: no prior programming or electronics experience assumed. Technical terms (frame buffer, RGB565, quadrant fill code) are defined precisely rather than avoided, consistent with the "define before you display" rule — appropriate for the target audience.

Recommendations

  • No definitions scored below the 70/100 threshold; no rewrites needed.
  • No circular dependencies to fix.
  • 57 terms (19.5%) have no **Example:** — mostly abstract/process terms (e.g., design-process and business-history concepts) where an example was judged unnecessary. No action required unless a future review finds specific terms would benefit.
  • No broken cross-references to fix.

Process Note

Generated using the glossary-generator skill's single-serial-agent approach (one Task agent wrote all 293 definitions to a temp file; a Python script performed alphabetical sorting and assembly — no manual Edit/Write assembly was used). The reference assembly script's sort key (lstrip('0123456789-'), intended to strip numbered-list artifacts) incorrectly mangled real term text for two numeric-leading terms (128x64 Monochrome OLED, 240x240 Color Round Display), sorting them out of place. Fixed by sorting on plain lowercased term text with no stripping.