I am now working on the Glossary.
The book introduces a number of new concepts, including:

Yes Answer
No Answer
%(I)
%(Y) on a Schema
%(Y) on an Example
%(N)
pf representation (as opposed to PF representation)
Schema
Schema A
Schema B
Schema C
Three-Schema set
Schema group
Lexical group
*Schema
okSchema
Example
Three-Example set
okExamples
*Examples
bridging hypothesis

Concepts that look familiar such as:

Universal hypothesis
Language-particular hypothesis
Structural hypothesis
Lexical hypothesis

and

Language Faculty
Universal Grammar (UG)
I-language
The Computational System (of the language faculty) (CS)
LF representation
PF representation

are also characterized in such a way that we can articulate prediction-deduction as clearly as possible and we can pursue rigorous testability.

Once I have finished preparing the Glossary and once I have prepared a couple of non-technical files, I will send the files to the publisher for copy editing.