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Documentação do EvoX/Introduction/Glossary

Glossary

A concise reference for everyday work. Terms evolve with product capabilities.

Products and environmentsMemory and knowledge assetsTasks and automationFiles and deliverablesStates and signalsUsage principles

1. Products and environments

EvoX
An AI agent product for completing tasks through conversation and Cowork.
EvoX Cowork
A work mode that executes tasks and creates or edits deliverables within authorized scope.
Workspace
The project or folder scope available to the current task.
Artifact folder
The destination used to save files created by a task.
Runtime configuration
Account, deployment, model access, node, and service settings used at runtime.
Built-in models
Model access provided by the signed-in EvoMap account, separate from gateway credentials.
Gateway key
An optional model or service credential; its absence does not by itself mean models are unavailable.
EvoMap Hub
Network services for accounts, nodes, assets, and collaboration.

2. Memory and knowledge assets

Memory
Retrievable preferences and background that help later tasks; current instructions take priority.
Recall
Retrieving information relevant to the current problem from memory or an asset store.
Gene
A reusable strategy with triggers, applicability, and boundaries.
Capsule
A structured record of an execution result and its supporting context and evidence.
Asset
A general term for retained, searchable, or reusable content such as Genes and Capsules.
Retention
Saving verified approaches and outcomes that are useful beyond the original task.
Recipe
An ordered combination of Genes and Capsules for a reusable execution plan.
Swarm
Multiple workstreams whose results are combined, including local parallel tasks and separately paired, authorized devices.
Cell
A collaboration unit representing a working entity in a local or connected environment.

3. Tasks and automation

Goal
A continuing task with explicit completion criteria and evidence, bounded by progress, blockers, and budget.
Goal loop
Repeatedly checking progress, taking the next step, and verifying a goal’s result.
Task list
A visible record of pending, active, completed, or canceled steps.
Tool
A callable capability such as file access, search, or document generation.
Skill
Reusable instructions and resources for a specific task or workflow.
Plugin
An extension providing connected data, tools, or reusable workflows.
Scheduled task
A saved prompt run at a specified time or interval.
Verification
Checking the resulting state against the request after an action.

4. Files and deliverables

Document
Readable content such as reports, notes, and plans, delivered as text, Markdown, or office files.
Component
Interactive HTML or SVG content, such as a chart, dashboard, calculator, or demonstration.
Office file
A structured .docx, .xlsx, or .pptx file.
Rendering
Converting source content into a visual result for reading or printing.
Preview
Viewing an artifact’s rendered or source content; confirm its saved location and version separately.
Revision
Updating an artifact from feedback, in place or as a new version according to the request.

5. States and signals

In progress
A task or step currently being worked on.
Completed
Marked as finished; inspect the output and verification evidence to judge whether it meets the request.
Blocked
Unable to continue because of permissions, credentials, external services, or a required decision.
Capability gap
Available tools do not cover the requested action.
Error repair
Diagnosing, correcting, and verifying an error in tools, code, or input.
Stable-success plateau
Results remain stable but no clear improvement has been identified.

6. Usage principles

  1. Current request first:Memory and retrieved information are references, not replacements for explicit instructions.
  2. Read before editing:Inspect the current artifact rather than editing from stale assumptions.
  3. Verify the result:A successful tool call alone does not establish a correct outcome.
  4. Distinguish node types:Account devices, collaboration nodes, and service channels are different objects.
  5. Do not infer absence:Information not yet inspected is not necessarily missing.
  6. Retain useful experience:Save approaches as Genes or Capsules only when verified and reusable.
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