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GLOSSARY
The vocabulary, without the sales language
Agent, orchestration, guardrails, and retrieval are words that get used loosely in this industry. We define each one in a single line and in the sense we actually use it.
Open the glossary- Agent
- An agent is a system that decides what to do next based on what it finds, rather than following one fixed rule.
- Approval gate (human in the loop)
- An approval gate is the point where a system holds its output for a person to review before it reaches a customer or the public.
- CRM
- A CRM is the software a business uses to track customers, leads, and the history of interactions with them.
- Evaluation
- Evaluation is the process of checking whether a system's output is actually correct and useful before and after it goes live.
- Hallucination
- A hallucination is when a language model states something confidently that is not actually true.
- Large language model
- A large language model, or LLM, is software trained on large amounts of text that generates and reasons about language.
- Pilot
- A pilot is a small, scoped first version of a system, built and run against real data so it can be judged honestly.
- Suppression list
- A suppression list is the record of contacts a system should never message again, kept to protect deliverability and respect requests.
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