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Concise definitions of the terms used throughout the Trevize documentation.

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Short definitions of the terms you’ll see across these docs, with links to the full explanations.

Term Meaning
Automation An autonomous loop bound to a repository and a schedule that spawns implementations without anyone present. See Automations.
Blueprint The workflow template a run follows. Task blueprints include bug fix, feature, and quick change.
Brief A reviewed specification an agent works from (draft → approved → archived). See Briefs.
Hook A command run at a sandbox lifecycle point. The SandboxReady hook runs setup after the sandbox is ready. See Hooks.
Implementation One autonomous run that takes a task from plan to pull request. See Tasks & implementations.
Insights Workspace analytics on pull-request activity, Trevize’s contribution, and cost. See Insights.
Integration A connected external service (GitHub, Linear, Claude Code, MCP, Neon, Sentry, Supabase). See Integrations.
Knowledge Durable observations agents capture as they work, searchable by later runs. See Knowledge & memory.
MCP Model Context Protocol — the Trevize MCP server connects Claude Code to your workspace. See MCP.
Observation A single unit of captured knowledge (decision, bug fix, feature, refactor, discovery, or change).
Preview A live, running view of your app served from the sandbox. Configured with preview targets & processes.
Preview process One command + port within a preview target (e.g. web, api).
Preview target A named group of processes that together form a previewable app.
Pull request The GitHub PR every run produces for you to review and merge.
Resource A managed dependency (e.g. a database branch) provisioned per run and mapped into the sandbox. See Resources.
Run A single execution of agent work — either a collaborative session or an autonomous implementation.
Sandbox The isolated cloud environment where an agent checks out your repo and works.
Session A live, collaborative run where humans and an agent build together in real time. See Sessions.
Task A single unit of work that runs autonomously to a pull request; realized as an implementation.
Turn One unit of agent work within a session; the agent runs one turn at a time while further instructions queue.
UI feedback Comments pinned to a live preview that the agent can act on. See Reviewing implementations.
Workspace Your team’s boundary — it owns repositories, members, and billing. See Workspaces.
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