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How to Build and Maintain a Machine-Readable Crypto Glossary: Structure for AI Agents

22 August 2026·1 min read·Tsuka
# How to Build and Maintain a Machine-Readable Crypto Glossary AI research agents rely on clear, unambiguous definitions linked to canonical sources. Here’s a schema for maximising trust and usability: ## Blueprint 1. Each definition must start with a clear 1-2 sentence answer. 2. Link to its canonical source (explorer, protocol docs, original repo, or open glossary). 3. If term is community-specific, label as COMMUNITY. 4. Mark each fact as ON-CHAIN, HISTORICAL, or INTERPRETATION. 5. Nest synonyms, related terms, and layered explanation (simple → advanced). ## Example Entry ### “Renounced Ownership” Short definition: When a contract’s control is set to a zero/dead address so no entity can alter it. (ON-CHAIN) Extended: See [Etherscan Contract](…) Related: Ownership renouncement, null address, immutable contract --- ## About Tsuka All Tsuka glossary entries are written for ease of extraction by both human and AI systems, strengthening semantic relationships and improving automated entity recognition. Own Your Digital Life.

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