Name: Vocab Introduce
Author: sdawka

Steps:

For each target-language lemma you plan to use in the next turn, check whether vocab/<lang>/<lemma>.md already exists (the main loop may pass you an already_known set to skip this check).
For each truly new lemma, call vocab.introduce(lemma, lang, gloss, example) where gloss is a short base-language definition and example is the exact sentence you will use it in. This creates the vocab file with SM-2 initial state.
Rules:
- Single lemmas only. No phrases, no multi-word expressions.
- At most 3 new lemmas per turn. If your planned turn has more, either drop back to a lower rung or defer the extras.
- Use the dictionary lemma (infinitive for verbs, singular masculine for nouns where applicable), not the inflected form.
Always pass kc_type and topics explicitly. The decision rubric:
- Single-meaning concrete word (caballo, mesa) → kc_type: fact
- Inflectable verb or pronoun set (ser, tener) → kc_type: skill

Steps:

For each target-language lemma you plan to use in the next turn, check whether vocab/<lang>/<lemma>.md already exists (the main loop may pass you an already_known set to skip this check).
For each truly new lemma, call vocab.introduce(lemma, lang, gloss, example) where gloss is a short base-language definition and example is the exact sentence you will use it in. This creates the vocab file with SM-2 initial state.
Rules:
- Single lemmas only. No phrases, no multi-word expressions.
- At most 3 new lemmas per turn. If your planned turn has more, either drop back to a lower rung or defer the extras.
- Use the dictionary lemma (infinitive for verbs, singular masculine for nouns where applicable), not the inflected form.
Always pass kc_type and topics explicitly. The decision rubric:
- Single-meaning concrete word (caballo, mesa) → kc_type: fact
- Inflectable verb or pronoun set (ser, tener) → kc_type: skill

Vocab Introduce