A–Z index
1,019 words used in the documentation. 252 have a written page, the others exist through their uses alone.
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| Word | Type | First line of the page, or most cited passage | Pages |
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| sanitised | no definition | “… through the frontmatter, the sections and the lists. A note is rendered to sanitised HTML at build, raw HTML dropped, its written links turned into page links.” — Markdown | 3 |
| sanitised HTML | no definition | “… through the frontmatter, the sections and the lists. A note is rendered to sanitised HTML at build, raw HTML dropped, its written links turned into page links.” — Markdown | 3 |
| SARIF | no definition | “…rint the findings, local and global merged without repetition, as text, JSON, SARIF or JUnit, each with the address of its documentation page; the JSON and SARI…” — Lint | 7 |
| schema | no definition | “… the same array as the build log; candidates, the recurring expressions, the schemas of the imported contracts and the pairs of twin resources; neighbours, the …” — Canonical model | 24 |
| scheme | no definition | “…hat takes the site from its light palette to its dark one and back. The dark scheme is a second palette, not an inversion of the light one: its colours are meas…” — Colour scheme | 4 |
| Scope | Term | What the linter sees: --scope repo, the default, checks the current repository alone, file by file, without the network; --scope global also reads the last published model of the wiki, from its cache… | 50 |
| Screen | Term | An entity of type screen: a page of an application, with the roles that use it, the objects it reads and writes, its actions leading to other screens and the rules that constrain it, declared in its… | 38 |
| screen, a rule | no definition | “A markdown file that the type cascade recognises as a typed entity: a screen, a rule, a business object, an API, a process, a decision, a term. A note has a pag…” — Note | 3 |
| script | no definition | “…, the pages of its PDF, without ever loading the viewer with the page. The document page of an office document opens the same viewer as soon as its script runs.” — Document viewer | 20 |
| scrolls | no definition | “…of the section being read marked by an accent rule and the ink as the reader scrolls, the first one until then. "Related pages" is the mentions panel. Last, "Se…” — Entity page | 3 |
| Search | Screen | Full-text search over the whole corpus, without a server. The index is generated at build and loaded in fragments as the user types. Facets on type, source, domain and application carry counts frozen… | 74 |
| Search index | Term | The files the build writes under search/ so that a page searches the whole corpus without a server: an entity table and one shard per two-character prefix, holding the words of every entity, its… | 59 |
| Search the model | Operation | Returns the entities matching a query, scored as the search island of the site scores them, for a client that does not load the search index. Declared by the OpenAPI contract of the model query API;… | 8 |
| searchable | no definition | “…lication threshold. The content stays in the repository and its text stays searchable." An identifier derives from the path, so renaming a file breaks the links…” — Edge cases | 3 |
| Section | Term | A part of a note under a heading of level one or two: the fragment of the note holds one rendered section per heading, every occurrence records the section it was read in, and a section whose heading… | 42 |
| Section mention | Term | A recognised word read in a section whose heading the profile maps to a relation: an object named under ## Objects of a screen is accessed by it, a rule under ## Rules constrains it, a note under ##… | 8 |
| seed | no definition | “…o a minhash signature of one hundred and twenty-eight functions under a fixed seed. Banding enumerates the candidate pairs; two signatures that share no band ar…” — Twin resources review | 3 |
| segment | no definition | “…xits close the page, "Search “publication treshold”", the search on the last segment of the address, and "Browse the spaces". Between the sentence and the exits…” — Edge cases | 6 |
| segmentation | no definition | “… Each source selects its pack through its BCP 47 locale, which decides its comparison form, its stopwords, its word segmentation and the collation of its index.” — Language pack | 3 |
| selectors | no definition | “…s "3 pages filed under Rules › Links." before the sentence of the type. Two selectors follow: the first attribute the type highlights, "Roles ▾", whose values f…” — Category | 2 |
| Self-hosted fonts | Decision | A font family named in theme.yaml is not a download: the project ships its font files itself under the assets of its theme and binds them with @font-face rules in its stylesheet, and the default… | 1 |
| sent | no definition | “…cet with no result is disabled rather than hidden. The query and the active filters live in the URL, so a search can be sent to a colleague and replays exactly.” — Search | 2 |
| sentence | no definition | “…nd", the title "This address matches no page of the last publication.", the sentence under it names the likely causes and what remains: "The file may have been …” — Edge cases | 17 |
| sentence "N | no definition | “… follow their identifiers. The page is titled "A–Z index" and opens on the sentence "N words used in the documentation. N have a written page, the others exist …” — Alphabetical index | 3 |
| serialised | no definition | “…its provenance, every finding, the term candidates and the neighbourhoods, serialised to a single model.json file in canonical order. Two builds on the same sou…” — Model | 3 |
| service beside the command | no definition | “Later: a service beside the command line, with a model query API for the screens that cannot read model.json and suggestions reviewed on a screen and recorded i…” — Roadmap outline | 3 |
| Severity | Term | What a finding weighs: error, warning or info, the prefix of its check identifier (E-, W-, I-). Every check has a default severity in the catalogue; a project overrides it under checks: of the… | 40 |
| shape | no definition | “The type of a neighbour is told by shape and glyph, not by colour. A typed entity is a filled circle holding the glyph of its type, a shape the theme maps to th…” — Neighbourhood map | 6 |
| shard | no definition | “The index is written at build under search/: an entity table and one shard per two-character prefix, each a classic script the page loads by injecting a script …” — Search | 3 |
| shard per two-character | no definition | “… searches the whole corpus without a server: an entity table and one shard per two-character prefix, holding the words of every entity, its title, aliases, summ…” — Search index | 3 |
| shell | no definition | “…e page of an architecture decision: short, dated, with its consequences. Same shell as the entity page: the tree of the space on the left, the title and the pan…” — Decision page | 6 |
| shell as the entity | no definition | “The page of an interface whose contract the build imported. Same shell as the entity page, laid out at the grain an interface is worked at: its operations. The …” — API page | 4 |
| shell of the entity | no definition | “The page stands on the shell of the entity page. When every note of the space carries a date, a date attribute or a file name that starts with one, the tree on …” — Decision page | 4 |
| shingles | no definition | “Hence the proposal: each text goes to its comparison form, then to shingles of five words, then to a minhash signature of one hundred and twenty-eight functions…” — Twin resources review | 3 |
| short | no definition | “… column: the breadcrumb cut to the last folder and the page, the type and the short date under the title, the note, then the foot of the article on one line of …” — Entity page | 4 |
| shortcuts | no definition | “… the focus ring, the tab order and a clickable equivalent to every keyboard shortcut, and the static checker with the contrast measure run by the gallery comman…” — Accessibility audit | 3 |
| sibling | no definition | “…against the remote entities: a link with a source: prefix or climbing into a sibling source must reach a known note (E-LINK-BROKEN), or is flagged when the mode…” — Lint | 3 |
| Side panel | Term | One of the two columns beside the text of a page of the site: the tree of the space on the left, the panel of what the tool computed on the right. On a desk each folds behind a handle on its edge, a… | 25 |
| Side panel | Screen | Each of the two columns beside the text of the entity page, the tree of the space on the left and the panel of what the tool computed on the right, and the handle on its edge that folds it. Folding… | 46 |
| signal is capped | no definition | “…more than half, the pair is an inclusion rather than a duplicate, its content signal is capped and the finding says so. The base name and the title do the rest.” — Twin resources review | 3 |
| signals | no definition | “Similar text is the expensive signal. Each text goes to its comparison form, then to shingles of five words, then to a MinHash signature under a fixed seed; LSH…” — Twin resources review | 5 |
| signatures | no definition | “…s to its comparison form, then to shingles of five words, then to a minhash signature of one hundred and twenty-eight functions under a fixed seed. Banding enum…” — Twin resources review | 5 |
| silent | no definition | “…ults and no suggestion.", the page saying it in one line rather than staying silent. Either way "See the page of the word", drawn dashed, leads to the page whos…” — Edge cases | 2 |
| Single extraction path | Decision | The text of an office document comes from the PDF the converter produced, never from the document's own format. A reader still opens the original file, for its native properties, but the words that… | 0 |
| Site | Term | What the build writes under dist/ after the model: the home page, one page per entity at the address of its identifier, the alphabetical index, the to-do page, the results page with the search index… | 88 |
| site from markdown | no definition | “Today: a static site from markdown repositories. Every note becomes an entity page, every recurring expression a keyword page, every doubt a finding in the buil…” — Roadmap outline | 3 |
| site from markdown repositories | no definition | “Today: a static site from markdown repositories. Every note becomes an entity page, every recurring expression a keyword page, every doubt a finding in the buil…” — Roadmap outline | 3 |
| site is static | no definition | “The site is static and reads from the disk. A console that fetches the contract over the network breaks that on the first page it is used on.” — Contract import scope review | 3 |
| site without forking | no definition | “Working session on how a project overrides the look of its site without forking the theme, presented from a deck of six slides. Four participants: the maintaine…” — Theme override model | 4 |
| size | no definition | “…e original file, read from its extension, "Presentation", the page count, the size of the original and the date, "24 pages · 4.2 MB · 12 March 2026"; the date i…” — Document page | 10 |
| skip | no definition | “…ame visible focus ring; no rule removes an outline without a replacement; the skip link comes first and appears on focus; the tab order is the document order, w…” — Accessibility | 2 |
| skip link | no definition | “…e visible focus ring; no rule removes an outline without a replacement; the skip link comes first and appears on focus; the tab order is the document order, wit…” — Accessibility | 2 |
| slide or cue | no definition | “…rrences and the comparison of twin resources, each word keeping the page, slide or cue it was read on, so that a mention cites slide 3 where a note cites a line…” — Extracted text | 4 |
| Slot | Term | One of the eleven named parts of the generated site, each with a typed view model that is the contract between the build and a theme: Shell, Header and Footer around every page, then Home,… | 38 |
| slots with typed | no definition | “3 · THE MODEL Named slots with typed view models Every page is a set of named slots, each rendered by a component. The view model of a slot is the contract b…” — Theme override model | 4 |
| slots with typed view | no definition | “3 · THE MODEL Named slots with typed view models Every page is a set of named slots, each rendered by a component. The view model of a slot is the contract b…” — Theme override model | 4 |
| slots, each rendered | no definition | “The model: every page is a set of named slots, each rendered by a component with a typed view model, the contract between the generator and a theme. A theme tha…” — Theme override model | 4 |
| Slots, islands | no definition | “Slots, islands and layers: named slots with typed view models, islands for the interactive parts only, cascade layers so that the project stylesheet wins by con…” — Theme override model | 4 |
| Slots, islands and layers | Decision | The site is a set of named slots rendered at build by components, each with a typed view model that is the contract between the generator and a theme; the published HTML carries the full content of… | 1 |
| slug | no definition | “… profile declares: a source type, a typing rule or a frontmatter type names a slug that does not exist. The note is kept and treated as a document, and its type…” — Unknown type | 3 |
| soft surface | no definition | “… as the related pages of that operation. Then the gaps, in italics on the soft surface, and the lead says what the italics mean, a sentence present only when th…” — API page | 3 |
| Source | Term | The file, line and method from which a link was produced: one element of a link's provenance. A link can have several sources when several methods found it. | 17 |
| Source | Term | A git repository, or a local folder, declared in the configuration with its typing rules. Every entity's identifier starts with the name of its source, and every occurrence knows which source it came… | 80 |
| Source | Business object | A repository or a local folder declared in sources: of the configuration: a unique name that prefixes every identifier from it, a git URL cloned at depth 1 on its ref or a local path, its locale, its… | 161 |
| Source checks | Term | The check family of the ingestion of a source: W-SOURCE-UNREACHABLE, raised when a declared repository or folder cannot be fetched or read, so that the build goes on without it and nothing of it… | 15 |
| source links | no definition | “…t. A ## Not to be confused with section in each note tells the reader which is which; this glossary carries three such pairs on purpose, source, link and index.” — Homonym | 3 |
| source of entities | no definition | “…aders (a reader per file format), converters (a converter), sources (a source of entities such as a contract import), inferenceMethods (a method that produces l…” — Contribution point | 3 |
| source or a note | no definition | “The age after which a source or a note is flagged W-STALE: staleness.warn_after_days in the configuration, a default and per-source overrides, the dates coming …” — Staleness | 3 |
| source root | no definition | “…rs, that names another note by its identifier, by its path relative to the source root, or by its exact title. The reference produces a link at confidence 0.90 …” — Frontmatter reference | 4 |
| source, target | no definition | “…hod, file, line, section, context. When several methods produce the same source, target and relation, the confidences combine and every provenance is kept. Link…” — Link | 4 |
| source, target and relation | no definition | “…ile, line, section, context. When several methods produce the same source, target and relation, the confidences combine and every provenance is kept. Links are …” — Link | 3 |
| sources give byte | no definition | “…y recurring expression a keyword page, every doubt a finding in the build log, never a stopped build; two builds of unchanged sources give byte-identical files.” — Roadmap outline | 3 |
| sources. The site | no definition | “…ublished schema, byte-identical from one build to the next on unchanged sources. The site is rendered from it without reading the sources again, and a Cypher ex…” — Model | 3 |
| Space | Term | A source as a reader browses it in the generated site: the top bar links to the spaces page, which lists them all with what each holds, its page count and its newest change; every space has a page of… | 48 |
| Space | Screen | The page of one source, where a row of the home or of the spaces page leads: one changes page, nothing unfolds. A space reads like a small wiki within the wiki: its own search, its own vocabulary,… | 69 |
| space with an undated | no definition | “…ar of the page open on its notes in date order and the page marked; a space with an undated note keeps its folder tree. The breadcrumb reads "space › 2026 › tit…” — Decision page | 3 |
| space → space | no definition | “…nd closed, every other folder leading to its list. The breadcrumb reads "Spaces › space › folders", every folder on the way leading to its list, the folders and…” — Category | 7 |
| Spaces | Screen | The second way into a corpus, after a word: a space, one per source the site is fed by. The page lists every space, none folded, and completes the first five of the home. A row leads to the page of… | 68 |
| speakers pseudonymised | no definition | “…on and cached by fingerprint, transcripts read cue by cue with their speakers pseudonymised before anything else reads them, twin resources recognised as one pa…” — Roadmap outline | 3 |
| specifications | no definition | “…eaves to the notes. Three participants: the maintainer, an author of the specifications and the integrator of the wiki. The transcript of the session sits next …” — Contract import scope review | 12 |
| spread | no definition | “… from the corpus alone, in the same pass as the score, without learning: the spread, the share of the files holding the expression, penalised beyond one half; t…” — Word confidence | 3 |
| square | no definition | “… side regions give way. Under 700 px the bar keeps a menu button, a bordered square of 48 px, the mark, the site name cut with an ellipsis where it does not fit…” — Entity page | 4 |
| stable | no definition | “…eaker names of a transcript, and of the personal mentions detected in it, by stable pseudonyms before anything else reads it: privacy.pseudonymize in the config…” — Pseudonymisation | 3 |
| stable pseudonyms | no definition | “… names of a transcript, and of the personal mentions detected in it, by stable pseudonyms before anything else reads it: privacy.pseudonymize in the configurati…” — Pseudonymisation | 3 |
| Stale source | Business rule | A source or a note has not changed for longer than the configured threshold. The date comes from git and is always right. | 29 |
| Staleness | Term | The age after which a source or a note is flagged W-STALE: staleness.warn_after_days in the configuration, a default and per-source overrides, the dates coming from git. The home page reads the same… | 30 |
| staleness threshold | no definition | “…s, the applications, the domains, the privacy block, the sources, the staleness thresholds, the inference options, the conversion limits, the build block, the s…” — Configuration | 4 |
| standalone | no definition | “… notes are the changelog entries with the tarball of every package and the standalone binaries as assets, and the mirrors of the GitHub action and the GitLab co…” — Release | 3 |
| standalone binaries | no definition | “…es are the changelog entries with the tarball of every package and the standalone binaries as assets, and the mirrors of the GitHub action and the GitLab compon…” — Release | 3 |
| Standard markdown only | Decision | Concordance reads CommonMark, GFM and optional YAML frontmatter, nothing else. No wikilink, no proprietary tag, no directive: every file stays readable without the tool, and structured information… | 0 |
| standing | no definition | “…le told apart by their space or their folder after the title, the first row standing on the soft colour; the number of matches is written in the field, the keyb…” — Home | 4 |
| state | no definition | “…ithout building a corpus: every slot of the site rendered with fixture view models, one page per slot and state, under an index that says who renders each slot.” — Gallery index | 16 |
| static | no definition | “…tion over the network, and offers to call the API from the page; the site is static, works from the disk, keeps every page under its budget and never calls the …” — Purpose-built contract viewer | 19 |
| Static first | Decision | The build is a pipeline command that produces a static site. The main content of every page is in the served HTML, the site works over file://, and fragments load on demand from JSON files. An… | 2 |
| static site from markdown | no definition | “Today: a static site from markdown repositories. Every note becomes an entity page, every recurring expression a keyword page, every doubt a finding in the buil…” — Roadmap outline | 3 |
| status | no definition | “…ads "space › 2026 › title". Under the title, one chip reads the type and the status, "Decision · accepted", the status worded when it is one of the three the pr…” — Decision page | 5 |
| staying | no definition | “… shared; a word that fell under the threshold lost its page, its occurrences staying in the index. Two exits close the page, "Search “publication treshold”", th…” — Edge cases | 4 |
| Step | Term | One module of the pipeline, a pure function of the outputs of the steps before it that reports its anomalies as findings and never stops the chain. The architecture guide of the tool lists them in… | 26 |
| Stopword | Term | A word the recognition sets aside: it never enters the dictionary as a title or an alias, a phrase made only of stopwords is never a term, and a candidate expression never starts or ends with one.… | 20 |
| storage | no definition | “…, the filters and the scroll position, remembered per address in the session storage of the browser. Nothing on the page repeats the address: the one in the bar…” — Search | 4 |
| stores | no definition | “… co-occurrence 0.40. When several methods agree, their confidences combine. The first version stores the score, uses it to order mentions, and does not show it.” — Confidence | 3 |
| structured | no definition | “…ctive, no proprietary tag: every note stays readable without the tool, and structured information goes through the frontmatter, the sections and the lists. A no…” — Markdown | 4 |
| stylesheet | no definition | “…eme.yaml already carries the name, the logo, the favicon, the font families, the corner radius, the light and dark palettes, the footer and an extra stylesheet.” — Theme override model | 16 |
| subject | no definition | “The subject today is the twin resources. A workshop exists as a deck, as notes and as a transcript, and the reader must see one page.” — Twin resources review | 3 |
| suffix | no definition | “… a whole source, a default for what no rule names, rules on a folder, a file suffix, an extension or the presence of a frontmatter key, evaluated in order with …” — Type by filing | 12 |
| suffix rules | no definition | “… name of the language, its apostrophes, its collation options, its plural suffix rules, validated by the language pack schema) and stopwords.txt. The engine shi…” — Adding a language pack | 4 |
| Suggest links | Operation | Proposes the links a note could write, from the candidates of the last build: the objects a contract names without a note and the expressions the scan recognised without a definition. The model query… | 15 |
| Suggested domain | Business rule | A note no frontmatter, folder or glob files lies within the radius of a pivot of the neighbourhood: a term with a note of its own whose distinct neighbours, over the typed links and the co-occurrence… | 33 |
| summary | no definition | “… match, and there is no typo correction. The title weighs 5, an alias 4, the summary 2, the body, type, application, domain, status and source 1 each; the score…” — Search | 17 |
| Superseded | no definition | “…ed when it is one of the three the profile declares, proposed, accepted or superseded, and kept as written otherwise; then the identifier of the note and the da…” — Decision page | 2 |
| survives | no definition | “…listed on the to-do page as work to do; when a note defines the expression later, the address forwards to the note's page so that a link written to it survives.” — Keyword page | 3 |
| Suspect conversion | Business rule | A converted PDF holds no extractable text although the document is large; it is probably made of images. Nothing of it enters search or the occurrence scan. | 7 |
| suspected | no definition | “… representation, words above the threshold without a note, and, folded, the suspected noise the confidence set aside. Each entry of the first two leads to the p…” — To-do page | 2 |
| syntax | no definition | “…oject overrides any message of the catalogue through theme.yaml, in the same syntax and with the same variables as the message it replaces; a missing variable i…” — Theme override model | 3 |
| system | no definition | “…ing a reader does in one scheme is lost in the other. The choice follows the system preference, stays remembered once made, and the switch stands in the same pl…” — Colour scheme | 11 |
| system dependency | no definition | “…down and produces JSON; everything that needs a format or a system tool is a plugin. A plugin whose system dependency is missing disables itself with a finding.” — Plugin | 3 |
| system preference | no definition | “… reader does in one scheme is lost in the other. The choice follows the system preference, stays remembered once made, and the switch stands in the same place i…” — Colour scheme | 3 |
Words without a definition sit in the index like the others, dotted, with the passage that uses them most in place of a definition. That is the working list of a glossary owner.