Glossary
| Term | In everyday language | Where to learn more |
|---|---|---|
| Workspace | A space with its own members, permissions and knowledge | First workspace |
| Library | A shelf for your source files and imported material | Library guide |
| Source | Original material you want to reference, such as a document | Library guide |
| Context page | A note that explains what you know, how you decided, or what to do next | Context pages |
| Markdown | Plain text with simple marks for headings, lists and links | Images and links |
| Wiki link | A link to another page, written like [[Page title]] | Images and links |
| Editing draft | Your unfinished working copy; autosaving does not publish it | Review and history |
| Submitted draft | Work deliberately submitted into the review workflow; authorized reviewers can inspect it | Review and history |
| Published page | The version made available through the published page workflow | Review and history |
| Revision / history | A record of earlier changes, useful for comparing what changed | Review and history |
| MCP | A standard a compatible AI tool uses to work with dtxWiki | MCP connections |
| PAT | Personal access token: a secret credential for an AI client or API tool | MCP connections |
| OAuth | A browser approval flow to connect a compatible tool without pasting a PAT | MCP connections |
| Provider | An external service used for generated answers or embeddings, if an administrator enables one | AI providers |
| Evidence pack | Collected reference material for an Ask response; available without a generated AI answer | Search and Ask |
| Agent page | Saved instructions whose activation and input bundle follow explicit rules | Agent pages |
| Worker | A separate process for queued tasks such as file extraction and account email | Running the server |
| Server-admin | Permission to manage installation-wide settings; workspace access remains separate | Installation |
| SMTP | The connection to a mail server used for optional account email | Gmail SMTP |
| Self-hosted | Installed on a computer or server you or your organization manage | Installation |
| Release | A published software version | v0.1 release guide |
A published page is not automatically public on the internet. Workspace membership and sharing determine who can see it.