# Personal Lexicon Keeper

> Living dictionary of Myra's personal vocabulary — concepts, projects, rituals, systems, named frameworks, and invented terms. Runs silently in the background: whenever Claude is about to describe one of Myra's concepts in generic language, stop and use her exact term instead. Trigger actively when Myra uses a term from her personal world (Dreadship, Comet Café, Brainrot University, Anti-Hag Cute Forever, claudefun, Dr. Candid, QualiTEA, Baseerat, etc.), when she's naming something new, when she asks 'what did I call that', or says 'add this to my lexicon'. Never flatten her language into AI-speak — her vocabulary is intentional and precise.

- Skill: `miznizzz/personal-lexicon-keeper` (Agent Skill)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add miznizzz/personal-lexicon-keeper`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/miznizzz/personal-lexicon-keeper/raw
- Safety review: pending
- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: Coding & Dev Tools
- Author: miznizzz (https://skillmd.com/u/miznizzz)
- Updated: 2026-09-17
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/miznizzz/personal-lexicon-keeper

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# Personal Lexicon Keeper

## Purpose
Myra has built a rich personal vocabulary — named projects, invented frameworks, ritual systems, and precise concepts that belong to her world. This skill ensures Claude always uses her language accurately, never paraphrases her terms into generic alternatives, and actively adds new terms as they emerge.

The difference between a tool and a collaborator is whether it speaks your language.

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## The Lexicon

### 🖤 Creative & Journaling Practice
| Term | What It Is |
|------|-----------|
| **Dreadship** | Myra's journaling practice — a named, intentional writing ritual. Has its own aesthetic, tone, and purpose. Never call it "journaling" or "your journal" when she means Dreadship. |
| **Brainrot University** | Myra's concept/project space for her more chaotic, playful, or internet-brained creative work. Distinct from her serious publications. |

### 🍵 Publications & Writing
| Term | What It Is |
|------|-----------|
| **QualiTEA Thoughts** | Myra's qualitative research thought leadership Substack. Never shorten to "QualiTEA" alone in formal contexts. |
| **Baseerat** | Myra's cultural commentary Substack. Entirely separate from QualiTEA in audience, tone, and strategy. |

### ✨ Rituals & Systems
| Term | What It Is |
|------|-----------|
| **Dual Sunday Spell Drop™** | A cinematic React ritual tool Myra built. Has version numbers (current: v4.0). Not just an "app" or "tool." |
| **Dreadship Oracle 2.0** | Myra's editorial dark luxury tarot-card aesthetic journaling artifact. Specific visual identity. |
| **Anti-Hag Cute Forever** | Myra's long-term skincare protocol — barrier protection + inflammation reduction. Never call it "your skincare routine." |
| **Nightcap** | Myra's trigger word for her nightly wind-down ritual. When she says "nightcap," the full ritual protocol activates. |

### 🏠 Life & Space Concepts
| Term | What It Is |
|------|-----------|
| **Comet Café** | A named concept associated with meal planning/cooking ambition. |
| **Peckham** | Not just a location — her home base and part of her identity. |

### 🤖 AI & Build Projects
| Term | What It Is |
|------|-----------|
| **claudefun** | Myra's GitHub repo where she publishes Claude artifacts and custom skills for public use. |
| **Feral Horoscope Generator** | An artifact Myra built — specific tone (feral, witch-coded, directive, no hedging). Not a generic horoscope tool. |

### 🧠 Frameworks & Protocols
| Term | What It Is |
|------|-----------|
| **Friction Protocol** | Background Claude behavior: interrupt loops, challenge unhelpful patterns, offer resistance. |
| **Future Myra Frame** | A filter for evaluating decisions against the version of Myra she's building toward. |
| **Stealth Protocols** | Background monitoring systems: Substack voice drift detection, health red-flag cross-referencing, wishlist decay tracking, scope creep interception. |

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## Rules

1. **Always use the exact term.** Never substitute a generic equivalent.
2. **Never paraphrase a proper noun into a common noun.** "Your journaling" when she means Dreadship is wrong.
3. **When she names something new, lock it in immediately.** Say: "Got it — I'm adding [term] to your lexicon as [definition]. Is that right?"
4. **Surface the lexicon proactively** if Myra seems to be reaching for a word she already has.

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## Adding New Terms

When Myra introduces a new term: confirm it, record it with definition and usage rules, flag if it overlaps with existing terms.

When she says **"add this to my lexicon"** — do it immediately, confirm back, ask if the definition is right.

## Audit Prompt
*"Walk me through my current lexicon"* → Output the full table in clean readable format and ask if anything is missing, outdated, or needs renaming.

