Terms
Every Mosaic term in one line, A to Z.
68 terms.
Terms, A to Z
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Skill chain A skill that runs other skills in order, one after the next, handing each result to the following step. |
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Skill update When Mosaic improves a skill you've adopted and you haven't changed your copy, the skill's own page shows an update ready to take. If you've already customised it, start an AI merge instead - it reconciles Mosaic's improvement with your edits rather than overwriting either, and you review the result before it's applied. |
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Skills Your org's own skills - adopted or written, ready to run - plus the shared Mosaic catalogue you adopt skills from. |
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Source Where a piece of knowledge came from - an email thread, a document, a Slack message, a task. The brain keeps a pointer back to the original, never a copy of your content. |
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Source chip The small tag on a fact showing where it came from and how trusted it is - hover or open it to see the full detail. |
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Sources What Mosaic reads to grow your brain - the documents, emails, messages, and tasks it points back to, kept as pointers rather than copies. The brain is what Mosaic knows; Sources is where that came from. |
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Stale A document that hasn't been reviewed in a while - a nudge to refresh it or confirm it's still current. |
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Stated Someone said it - a call, an email, a document - and it's traced back to them, but nobody has independently checked it. |
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Suggestion Something Mosaic offers on its own initiative and never applies by itself - a finding, an idea, a pattern worth saving. Accept it, or dismiss it with a reason. |
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Supersede Replace an old value with a new one while keeping the old one on record - nothing is ever silently overwritten. |
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Tag One label from your tags - the shared words you and your coworker choose together to classify and find knowledge. |
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Tags The words you and your coworker choose, together, to classify and find knowledge - different from Signal's own fields (kind, tier, freshness), which the brain sets on its own and describe what something is, not how you'd look for it. |
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Tier How sure we are about a fact and where it came from - Verified, Stated, or Inferred. It never changes on its own; only a new source or a correction moves it. |
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Top-up Extra credits you buy on top of your monthly allowance - handy for a busy month. They are bonus credits: they add to whatever you have now and never expire. |
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Verified Pulled straight from a real data export or measurement - the highest trust level. It means the source resolved, not that the fact is guaranteed true. |
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Viewer A read-only role across the organisation. A viewer can look at whatever they're granted access to, but never propose or approve changes. |
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Viewer access The base level of pod access - see the pod and everything in it, but can't change anything. |
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Your week with Mosaic The email every Monday showing what Mosaic did for you - and, if you lead a pod or run the organisation, for your pods and the organisation - with anything that needs you. |