Heidelberg AI Curriculum

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docker compose version Commands: A command that shows the version of the Docker Compose plugin bundled with Docker Desktop.
Docker Desktop Software: A Windows program that provides a graphical interface and manages the Docker engine running inside WSL2.
Docker Desktop VM Concepts: A lightweight Linux virtual machine that runs behind Docker Desktop on macOS.
docker group Groups: A system user group whose members can run Docker commands without using sudo because they can access the Docker socket.
docker images Commands: Command that lists all image snapshots stored locally on your machine.
docker inspect Commands: Command that displays detailed metadata about an image or container, such as its ID hash.
docker ps Commands: Command that shows the containers currently existing (running or stopped) on the host.
docker rm Commands: Command that deletes a container, freeing its resources and removing it from the list shown by docker ps.
docker run Commands: The command used to pull and start the official mintplexlabs/anythingllm server image so you can self-host AnythingLLM.
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docker run · Commands
Command that creates a container from an image and starts it, optionally running a specific command inside.
Docker run command Commands: A single command that starts a Docker container hosting the Gitea service, exposing web and SSH ports.
docker-compose.yml Files: A YAML configuration file that defines multiple services, their images, and how they should be started together.
docker.gpg Files: The public GPG key stored on the system that lets apt verify packages from Docker’s repository.
docker.list Files: A file placed in /etc/apt/sources.list.d that tells apt where to find Docker’s Ubuntu package repository.
Dockerfile File Files: A plain‑text file that contains step‑by‑step instructions for building a Docker image.
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Dockerfile · Files
A text file that tells Docker how to build a container image for your agent, including dependencies and start commands.
Dockerfile · File
A text file that tells Docker how to build a container image for your application.
Dockerfile · Files
A text file generated by the LiveKit CLI that describes how to build a container image for your agent.
Dockerfile · Files
A script that tells Docker how to build a container image for your application.
docstring Concept Concepts: The text placed right under a function’s definition that describes what the function does; LiveKit uses this description to match user requests to tools.
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docstring · Concepts
The text placed right under a function definition that describes what the function does and its parameters; LiveKit uses it as instructions for the model.
docstring · Concept
The text placed right under a function definition that describes what the function does and its parameters.
docstring · Concepts
The text placed right under a function definition that describes what the function does and how to use it.
docstring · Concepts
The text placed right under a function definition that describes what the function does and its parameters.
Document Store Features: A Flowise feature that lets you upload, split, and index your own files so that agents can search and retrieve information from them.
DOI Core: Digital object identifier: a permanent ID for a paper or a dataset. A DOI link keeps working even when the publisher's web address changes.
Also known as: digital object identifier
draft editor Features Interface Tools: An interface inside Sora where saved video drafts can be opened, edited, and regenerated without losing the original prompt.
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draft editor · Features
The tool inside Sora that lets you reopen a generated video’s prompt, edit details, and regenerate without losing the original version.
draft editor · Tools
The tool that lets you reopen a generated video’s prompt, make changes, and regenerate without losing the original draft.
draft editor · Interface
The tool that lets you reopen and modify a previously generated video's prompt before regenerating it.
drafts folder Interface: A storage area that saves generated videos so you can reopen and edit their prompts later.
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drafts folder · Interface
A storage area that saves generated videos and lets you reopen and edit their prompts later.
drafts folder · Interface
A storage area in Sora where generated videos are saved so you can reopen and edit them later.
Drag Actions: Mouse action used to move a file from one place to another, such as placing a PDF into a notebook.
dry-run Commands: An option that runs a command without making permanent changes, used here to test startup time only.
dubbed audio Features: New spoken sound that replaces the original language track after translation.
Duplicate Features: Creating your own copy of a shared v0 chat so you can make changes without affecting the original, with the option to keep it linked to the same Vercel project.

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echo command Commands: A line you add to a workflow that prints a custom message into the log so you can confirm the step ran.
edge case Concepts: An unusual or difficult example that previously caused the prompt to fail.
Edge functions Concepts: Serverless TypeScript functions that run on Lovable Cloud and handle backend tasks such as APIs, webhooks, and third-party integrations.
Editor View Features: The traditional code-editor side of Antigravity, which supports AI tab-completions and inline commands for developers who prefer a hands-on coding style.
ELEVENLABS_API_KEY Tools/Modules: A secret code you paste into the program so it can talk to ElevenLabs’ online service.
ElevenLabsTextToSpeech Tools/Modules: A ready‑made component that sends text to ElevenLabs and returns the path of the generated audio file.
Embedding Concepts Core: A list of numbers that represents the meaning of a piece of text, so texts with similar meaning get similar numbers. Search tools use embeddings to find passages that match a question even when the words differ.
Also known as: embeddings
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Embedding · Concepts
A way of converting text into numbers (vectors) so the system can measure how similar two pieces of text are — used internally when searching a knowledge base.
Embedding · Concepts
A numerical representation of a piece of text — two embeddings that are close together in number-space mean the texts have similar meaning, enabling similarity search.
Emotion sliders Interface: Controls that let you increase or decrease feelings such as anger or sadness in the generated voice.
Endpoint General Core: The web address a program sends its requests to, for example the address of a model provider's API. Different endpoints do different jobs, such as chat or transcription.
Also known as: API endpoint
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Endpoint · General
A specific URL on Deepgram’s servers that receives a request, such as the transcription or streaming service.
Enterprise plan Features: The paid subscription level that lets you upload a custom logo onto avatars.
Environment variables Concepts Core: A named setting that a program reads from its surroundings when it starts. It is often used to pass in an API key without writing it into the code.
Also known as: environment variable, env var
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Environment variables · Concepts
Secret configuration values (like API keys) stored outside your code and managed through your connected Vercel project, so sensitive credentials are not hard-coded or publicly visible.
ERP Core: Enterprise resource planning: the central business software for orders, stock, purchasing, finance and staff. Its data is usually sensitive and tightly controlled.
Also known as: ERP system, enterprise resource planning
Error handling Features: A set of features in n8n — including dedicated error workflows and the Stop And Error node — that let you define what should happen if a node fails instead of silently stopping.
EU‑based AI SaaS Concepts: An AI service hosted in Europe, which helps meet European data‑protection rules.
evaluation Core: A repeatable check of how well a model or prompt does on a fixed set of examples with known good answers. Run it again after every change so you can see whether results got better or worse.
Also known as: eval, evals, test set
evalue Concepts: Short for "expect value" — a BLAST statistic that measures how likely a sequence match is to be a coincidence; lower values (e.g. 1e-10) mean a more trustworthy biological match.
example file Files: A document that lists all input‑output pairs and serves as the specification for testing the prompt.

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