Glossary

Definitions of terms used in the curriculum.

Showing 721–760 of 902 terms in the glossary

Letter R22 terms

Remix

  • Features
A way to create an independent copy of a project as the starting point for a brand-new project, preserving the original.

Remix and Iterate Workflow

  • Workflow
A step‑by‑step method of changing only one part of a prompt at a time (like lighting) and regenerating the video until it matches what you want.

remote

  • Git workflow
A named address for another Git repository. A remote is not automatically trusted and may require separate authorization to receive a branch.

Also known as: remotes

Repository

  • Concepts
  • Files
  • Core
A project folder tracked by Git, holding all its files and the full history of changes. It can live on your computer and on a server such as GitHub or Gitea, where others can share it.

Also known as: repository, repo, Git repository

2 other definitions

Repository · Concepts

A shared folder that stores every version of every file together with who changed what and when.

repository · Files

The online folder (often on a platform like GitHub) that holds the source code you clone to build the plugin.

requests

  • Concepts
A popular Python library that lets your code send HTTP requests (GET, POST, etc.) to web addresses, commonly used to call REST APIs like AnythingLLM's.

Reranking

  • Features
A second sorting pass that takes the initial search results from a knowledge base and re-orders them by relevance using a scoring model so the best chunks reach the AI first.

restart: unless-stopped

  • Configuration
A Docker Compose setting that tells containers to restart after a reboot unless they were manually stopped.

retrieval

  • Core
Finding the passages in your documents that best match a question, so they can be handed to the model. When answers must come from your own material, good retrieval matters more than a bigger model.

Also known as: document retrieval, semantic search

Retrieval Augmented Generation

  • Concepts
A method that lets a language model answer questions by first searching a database of document vectors and adding the found text to its prompt.

Retriever

  • Features
A node that queries a Document Store using semantic similarity to fetch the passages most relevant to the user's question.

Review-Driven Development

  • Concepts
An Antigravity mode where the agent works independently but pauses at important steps so you can approve or reject significant changes before they are applied.

role

  • Concepts
A persona or expert identity you give Claude at the start of a prompt (e.g. 'a careful biostatistics reviewer') to steer the depth and tone of its answers.
1 other definition

role · Concepts

A plain-English field in agents.yaml naming what an agent is (e.g. 'Senior Researcher'), shaping how it approaches its tasks.

rollback

  • Quality evidence
A controlled recovery to a known-good version after an authorized decision. A written command or plan is not evidence that recovery was rehearsed.

Also known as: rollbacks

ROS 2

  • Software
A middleware framework for building modular robot software, supporting communication between components.

Route LLM

  • Interface
A button that lets the system automatically pick the best language‑model for your question.

Router

  • Workflows
A module that splits a scenario into several parallel routes.

RowID

  • Concepts
A unique identifier automatically assigned to every row in a KNIME data table, similar to a row number in a spreadsheet.

RTOS

  • Concepts
A real‑time operating system that schedules tasks with strict timing guarantees.

run_cokoro.bat

  • Scripts
A batch file you double‑click to start a local server that runs Kokoro either in CPU or GPU mode.

Runner

  • Components
A small Go program you register with Gitea so it can execute the jobs defined in your CI workflows.

Runway Gen 4

  • Models
One of the AI models offered in Firefly for editing video clips.

rustup

  • Commands
The installer and manager for the Rust programming language toolchain.

Letter S18 terms

S3‑compatible bucket

  • Storage
An object storage location that follows the S3 API, used by Dokploy to store backup zip files.

SaaS

  • Concepts
Software‑as‑a‑Service means you use an application that runs on the provider’s servers instead of installing it yourself.

Sandbox

  • Concepts
An isolated virtual machine that hosts your project files, runs the live preview, and executes commands on your behalf — completely separate from your deployed app, so each chat gets its own environment with no state leaking between them.

Scenario

  • Workflows
One automation in Make: a trigger plus the connected modules that run when it fires.

Schedule trigger

  • Features
A trigger node that starts a workflow automatically at a set time or repeating interval, similar to a calendar alarm.

Scheduled Searches

  • Features
Automated queries you set up once that Perplexity re-runs on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule and delivers to you as a notification.

scheduled task

  • How it works
A Cowork job set to run automatically on a schedule (e.g. a Monday-morning report) instead of you starting it each time.

Scheduled Tasks

  • Automation
A setting that creates a recurring query you define, delivering results at chosen intervals via email or notification.

scopes

  • Concepts
Specific permissions you assign to a personal access token, such as allowing it to edit code or manage pull requests.

SDK

  • General
A collection of ready‑made code libraries (for languages like Python or JavaScript) that simplify calling Deepgram APIs.

seaborn.histplot

  • Concepts
A Python function from the Seaborn visualisation library that draws a histogram (a bar chart showing how values are distributed).

Search

  • Actions
Enter a word or phrase to find matching content across one or many notebooks.

Secrets

  • Concepts
Securely stored credentials (API keys and passwords) that are automatically injected into your edge functions so they never appear in your code.

Security Scan

  • Features
Base44's automated check that grades your app's data-permission rules and endpoints and flags issues to fix before publishing.

Seedance 2.0

  • Technology
The underlying technology used by Avatar Shots to synthesize dynamic camera moves and wardrobe changes.

self-hosting

  • Core
Running software on a server you control instead of using the vendor's cloud service. You keep control of the data, but updates, backups and security become your job.

Also known as: self-hosted, self-host

Self‑hosted Git service

  • Concepts
Software that provides Git repository hosting on your own servers instead of a third‑party site.

Send to Cascade

  • Concepts
An action that pushes the editor's Problems-panel errors into the Cascade conversation so the agent can fix them in context.