Glossary

Definitions of terms used in the curriculum.

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Letter P40 terms

personal data

  • Core
Any information about a person who can be identified, such as a name, an email address, a patient code or a voice recording. The GDPR applies to it, including when you paste it into an AI tool.

Also known as: personal information, personally identifiable information, PII

Personalization

  • Features
Feature you enable so Midjourney learns from the images you like (by clicking heart) and biases future results toward your taste.

physics-safe prompting

  • Prompting Techniques
Choosing simple actions and motions in your prompt to avoid unrealistic effects like splashing liquids or impossible movements.

Physics-Safe Prompting Strategy

  • Concepts
A guideline advising you to avoid describing complex physical actions like splashing liquids, which the AI often renders poorly.

Physics‑Safe Prompting

  • Best Practices
  • Prompt Techniques
A strategy of describing simple or static actions instead of complex physics to avoid visual artifacts in the output.

Also known as: physics‑safe prompting

2 other definitions

Physics‑Safe Prompting · Prompt Techniques

A strategy of avoiding complex actions like splashing liquids or heavy wind in prompts to prevent visual glitches in the generated video.

physics‑safe prompting · Best Practices

A strategy of avoiding complex actions like splashing liquids or heavy wind in prompts to prevent unnatural AI video artifacts.

Physics‑Safe Prompting Strategy

  • Concepts
  • Prompting
Choosing simple actions and gentle movements in your description to avoid AI glitches caused by complex physics like splashing water or flowing fabric.

Also known as: physics‑safe prompting strategy

1 other definition

physics‑safe prompting strategy · Prompting

A guideline to avoid describing complex motions like splashing liquids, which often cause visual errors.

Pick a Mood

  • Features
A filter in the main feed where you type a vibe or genre to see AI videos matching that mood.
1 other definition

Pick a Mood · Features

A filter on Sora’s main feed that lets you type a vibe or genre to see example AI videos matching that mood.

Pick a Mood feed

  • Features
  • Interface
A filter in the Sora app where you type a vibe or genre and see AI videos that match, letting you copy their prompts for inspiration.
1 other definition

Pick a Mood feed · Interface

A filter on the Sora main page where you type a vibe or genre to see example AI videos matching that mood.

Pick a Mood filter

  • Features
  • Interface
A tool on Sora’s main feed that lets you type a vibe or genre to see AI videos matching that mood.
2 other definitions

Pick a Mood filter · Features

A search option on Sora’s main feed that shows videos matching a typed vibe or genre.

Pick a Mood filter · Interface

A search option on Sora’s main feed where you type a vibe or genre to see AI‑generated videos matching that mood.

pinned model version

  • Core
A fixed, dated version of a model that you choose on purpose instead of "the latest". Pinning keeps results steady until you decide to test and move to a newer version.

Also known as: pinned model, pinned snapshot, pinned version

pip

  • Commands
  • Setup
The standard command‑line tool for installing Python libraries from an online repository.
1 other definition

pip · Commands

The standard tool for installing Python packages; running pip install something downloads and installs a library so your Python code can use it.

pip install crewai

  • Commands
The terminal command that downloads and installs the CrewAI library onto your computer so Python can use it.

pip install openai

  • Commands
  • Concepts
A shell command that downloads and installs the official OpenAI Python library, which you can also use to talk to Groq because Groq's API follows the same format.
4 other definitions

pip install openai · Commands

A shell command that downloads and installs the openai Python library onto your computer so you can import it in your scripts.

pip install openai · Commands

The Python package-manager command that downloads and installs the OpenAI Python library, which LM Studio also accepts because it speaks the same API format.

pip install openai · Concepts

The terminal command that installs the OpenAI Python library onto your computer so your Python scripts can call AI APIs.

pip install openai · Commands

A terminal command that downloads and installs the OpenAI Python package onto your computer so you can use it in your code.

Pipeline

  • Objects
A ready‑made object that takes text input and returns spoken audio when you call it like a function.

Piper

  • Backend
An open‑source text‑to‑speech service that the plugin can call over HTTP to generate speech using only the CPU.

PIV loop

  • Concepts
Plan → Implement → Validate: plan in a fresh context, implement, then prove the work with checks that must pass.

plan

  • Concepts
A permission mode where Claude reads files and runs shell commands to explore your codebase, but cannot edit source files until you approve its proposed plan.

Plan mode

  • Concepts
  • Features
An agent mode where the agent first produces a written implementation plan for you to inspect and approve before it starts making any changes to your code.
2 other definitions

Plan mode · Concepts

Lovable's reasoning mode for exploring ideas, comparing approaches, and reviewing plans without modifying any code.

Plan mode · Features

A built-in primary agent (switched to with the Tab key) where opencode is restricted from making file changes, so it analyses and describes how it would approach a task without touching your code.

plan-then-work

  • How it works
Cowork first shows a step-by-step plan for you to review and approve, then executes it — so you stay in control before it touches anything.

Playground

  • Concepts
Langflow's live testing panel where you message a flow and watch the agent's step-by-step reasoning and tool choices in real time.

Plugin

  • Components
  • Features
  • Core
An add-on that gives an app a new feature without changing the app itself. Install plugins only from sources you trust, because they run with the app's access.

Also known as: plugin, plug-in, add-on, extension

2 other definitions

Plugin · Features

A modular component you install in your Dify workspace to extend it with new model providers, tools, or external integrations — usable across all apps in that workspace.

plugin · Components

A small add‑on you build and run locally to give opencode-voice its voice capabilities.

Podcast dialog

  • Interface
Settings window where you choose source documents, speakers, and tone before generating audio.

PointStruct

  • Concepts
The data structure that holds an ID, a vector, and optional extra information (payload) for each item stored in Quadrant.

Port

  • Concepts
A connection point on the side of a node — input ports (left) receive data and output ports (right) send data to the next node.

port 3000

  • Concepts
Network endpoint that Open Notebook listens on so browsers can connect to its web UI.

POST

  • Concepts
An HTTP method that sends data to a server; when calling the OpenRouter API you POST your request (model choice, messages, settings) as a JSON body.

Postgres

  • Tools
An open‑source relational database that Dokploy can set up for your applications.

PowerShell

  • Interface
A command‑line interface built into Windows for running scripts and commands.

predicted outputs

  • Features
A feature where you supply the text you expect the model to produce; the model skips regenerating tokens that already match your prediction, speeding up the response.

PreToolUse

  • Concepts
A hook event that fires just before Claude runs any tool, letting you inspect or block the action with a shell script before it takes effect.

Preview

  • Features
The live, interactive view of your app shown inside Lovable while you are building, so you can see changes as they happen.

Preview toolbar

  • Features
An overlay above the preview that lets you select any element, edit text directly, add annotations, and leave comments.

primary source

  • Research evidence
The original publisher or authority that directly supports a claim, such as an organization publishing its own current visitor information.

Also known as: primary sources

principal investigator

  • Core
The researcher who leads a study or a lab and is responsible for its work, funding and data. In a lab, the PI usually decides which tools and data may be used.

Also known as: PI

Pro Search

  • Features
A deeper search mode that breaks your question into multiple sub-queries, consults more sources, and synthesizes a more thorough answer than the default Quick Search.

Pro subscription

  • Account
An upgraded plan (ChatGPT Pro) that unlocks higher‑quality, longer video generation and extra settings in Sora.

processor

  • Roles
A party that processes personal data on behalf of the data controller, following their instructions.

Production URL

  • Concepts
The single public web address that represents the live version of your project; the URL stays constant across all deployments so your app is always reachable at the same address.

Professional Voice Clone

  • Features
A high‑quality custom voice built from at least 30 minutes of studio‑recorded audio.

progressive disclosure

  • Concepts
How agents keep many skills cheap: at startup they read only each skill name and description, and load the full instructions only when a task needs them.