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32 · Terminology

One meaning per term — Spine, Business Context, Work, Workspace, Workbench, Twin, Agent, Memory, Continuity, Capability, Governance, Hermes, Projection, Pipeline.

One Meaning per Term

TermCanonical meaning
Spine / Business Context SpineThe durable, governed substrate that holds Business Context — THE organization's memory. Not a database, not a data lake.
Business ContextThe semantic concept — the connected business reality. The Spine holds it.
WorkThe common unit of activity carrying objective, participants, context, state, evidence, dependencies, outcomes, and handoffs.
Workspace (SpineWorkspace)The self-organizing workspace over the Business Context Spine where humans and AI work on the same reality with separate continuity.
WorkbenchA projection over Business Context for a participant and Work. Two kinds: Human Workbench and AI Workbench.
Human WorkbenchThe primary daily product — Human Workbench as projection over Business Context + Personal Contextual Memory.
AI WorkbenchThe AI operating environment over Business Context + AI Continuity Memory. Not a chat panel. Twin lives inside it.
TwinThe human-facing AI coworker inside the AI Workbench — twin:{userId}, one per human, tenant-scoped.
Spine AgentA governed organizational actor with identity, role, authority, capability access, Work ownership, evidence, and continuity.
MemoryDurable context that persists. Three domains — organizational (THE) vs personal contextual vs AI continuity (serving).
ContinuityWhat persists across sessions, devices, and agents so Work can continue intelligently.
Organizational MemoryDurable business memory inside the Spine that the organization has accepted as truth.
Personal Contextual MemoryHuman working continuity — private unless deliberately shared/promoted; serves Business Context.
AI Continuity MemoryTwin/agent working continuity that maintains AI state while grounded in Business Context; serves Business Context. G-10: semantic scope defined, substrate decision open.
CapabilityA provider-neutral action the system can do (resolved via Fabric before governance).
Capability FabricThe active, resolved catalogue of what can be done — ADK, MCP, native + external.
GovernanceThe verdict on may it be done? — identity → authority → policy → plan → approval → authorization.
HermesThe execution plane — executes only authorized plans, returns outcome + evidence. Does not decide authority.
ProjectionA governed, participant-scoped rendering of one Spine reality — Human vs AI projections over the same Business Context.
Active Context BundleBusiness Context slice + Work + evidence + authority + continuity — what both workbenches hydrate from.
PipelineWork movement: Business Intent → Context → Work → Plan → Capability → Governance → Hermes → Verify → Reconcile → Spine → Rehydrate.
Shared WorkThe durable Work-anchored medium through which humans, Twin, and agents hand off with context and evidence.
EcosystemAn external system/plane where business reality lives (Salesforce, M365, Jira …).
MCP / MCP PoolGoverned tool/context surface for AI, routed via the Pool — not an open public MCP.
Loader / Normalizer / Governed WriterThe only pipeline that may update Spine truth — provider schema is never canonical.
Verification / ReconciliationExpected vs observed judged, mismatch resolved, promotion to Spine decided, projections invalidated.
TenancyIsolation boundary: one Spine, one projection regime, one memory regime per tenant.

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