Matt Pocock drops AI coding dictionary

This is less a flashy launch than a useful piece of infrastructure for the AI-coding ecosystem: when the words get crisp, the workflows usually do too.

• –The repo targets a real pain point for coding agents: teams keep talking past each other about context, memory, and handoffs
• –Its value is partly social, not just educational; shared definitions reduce ambiguity in prompts, docs, and agent workflows
• –The focus on compaction, context windows, and harnesses suggests it’s written for people actually operating with agents, not just reading about them
• –Open-source format makes it easy to fork, extend, and align with a team’s own terminology
• –It fits the current shift from “vibe coding” toward more deliberate context engineering and evaluation discipline