Glossary

Common terms used in this workspace.

Workspace Terms

core: reusable project-independent AI workspace logic.
profile: project-specific configuration and assumptions layered on top of the core.
operational memory: curated file-based memory that helps future AI sessions reason accurately.
daily log: same-day evidence and evolving findings in ai/logs/.
state: near-term active work and priorities in ai/state/.
work item: canonical memory for a ticket, story, task, or investigation in ai/work-items/.
stable context: durable project knowledge under ai/context/.
inbox: raw or lightly processed communication evidence under ai/inbox/.
promotion: moving high-confidence evidence into canonical memory.
tooling behavior: reusable behavior encoded in commands, prompts, skills, agents, or knowledge rules.

Fid4: main Fidelity consumer iOS app and key validation environment.
XFlowSDK: backend-driven UI engine that renders flows from service-provided configuration.
XFlowViewMaker: adapter layer historically involved in integration and release propagation.
FTFrameworks: feature modules such as account opening or transfer flows that can mediate XFlow adoption.
AO: account opening context; many reports require careful reproduction and scope validation.
Discourse: external issue/report source; treat reports as external until confirmed.
REST migration: migration away from GraphQL/Apollo toward REST, with REST behind a feature flag unless confirmed otherwise.
authenticated flow: behavior reproduced while signed in; often differs from non-authenticated behavior.
entry point: the path used to reach a flow, which can affect backend-driven behavior.
Cogstore: flow-configuration publishing and version-comparison platform.

external report: issue reported externally before regression status is confirmed.
regression: behavior confirmed to be newly broken relative to a known baseline.
scope: the exact affected flow, platform, auth state, environment, and ownership boundary.
reproducibility: whether the behavior can be repeated with known steps and context.
manager-ready: concise, explicit, natural professional English that can be sent without rewriting.