AI SKILL

Broadcast Glossary

Gives an AI assistant a short, neutral glossary of AES3, MADI, Dante, AES67, PTP, STL, RDS, DAB+, LUFS, PPM and more, and the rule to say so when a term is not in it.

What it does

Ask what a term means, or the difference between two similar ones.

  • Short definitions. Full name, one sentence, where it is used and a related term.
  • Confusable pairs. dBu and dBFS, AES3 and AES67, PPM and VU explained in two lines.
  • No invention. If a term is not in the glossary, it says so and suggests where to check.

Where it helps

For manuals, offers, training and documentation. Definitions are simplified: the standard itself is binding. It never makes up a definition.

How to use it

  1. Add the skill folder to Claude as a Skill, or open the universal prompt file and paste it into ChatGPT, Gemini or any assistant (custom GPT, Gem, system prompt, or the start of a chat).
  2. Describe your problem in your own words. The skill asks the few questions that change the answer.
  3. Check the answer against your equipment manuals and, where it matters, a measurement.

Limits

A skill makes an AI assistant more careful, not infallible. It cannot see your equipment, it can be wrong, and standards and platforms change. Every skill lists its sources and what it does not know, and shows whether a person has validated it. Mains power, RF power and structural work always need a qualified person.

Changelog

  • 26.10.1 2026-10-29

    First release. Status: to validate (not yet reviewed by a broadcast engineer).