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summary The Technical Names that 1667 documentation uses
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Technical terms

1667 documentation uses these Technical Names. Use one term for one meaning.

Term Meaning
TUI The terminal user interface
Client The shared StoryApi interface and its transport adapters
Host The component that owns a project lock, mutation outbox, and Worker
Worker The thread that runs the backend service for one project
backend The service that stores stories and sends provider requests
character card A V1 or V2 character card file that another tool wrote
project A project root and its .1667/ directory
vault One project whose project files can be sealed
sealed file A project file that contains ciphertext on disk
seal To encrypt the bytes of one project file with the Vault Key
unseal To decrypt the bytes of one sealed file with the Vault Key
Vault Key The random key that seals the files of one vault
Vault Password The secret text that opens the Vault Key
Keyslot The plaintext vault.json control file that contains the sealed Vault Key
Image Input An image that 1667 sends to a text-generation model
Source Image The image bytes that the writer gives to 1667
Normalized Image The bounded image that 1667 makes from a Source Image
Image Object One content-addressed Normalized Image in a story bundle
Image Attachment One ordered reference from a take to an Image Object
Draft Image One Image Attachment that no take refers to yet
Draft Lease The bounded record that keeps one Draft Image live
stage To make a Normalized Image and create a Draft Lease
control file A project file that must stay plaintext so that 1667 can open a vault
unseal progress directory The plaintext .1667-vault-unseal-progress/ directory that records an interrupted unseal operation
reserved file A control file that 1667 writes one time and does not change
scratch file The temporary publication copy of one reserved file
story part One unit of story prose
take One alternative version of a story part
rewritten span The range of prose in a story part that a rewrite replaced
story line The selected path through story parts
tag A name and a status on the end of one story line
Fact One note that 1667 sends with a provider request
Fact Name The optional display name of one Fact
Fact State One version of a Fact body that starts at an optional story-part Anchor
End State A Fact State that stops a Fact on one story line
Anchor The story part where a Fact State starts
Fact priority The rank 1667 uses to choose which Fact to drop first
Fact budget The token limit on one Fact
Facts budget The token limit on the total of a story's Facts
Author's Note One short instruction that 1667 sends near the end of each provider request
Author's Note depth The number of story parts from the end where the Author's Note occurs
Author Brief The story or machine-wide instruction that 1667 sends with each provider request
Default Author Brief The machine-wide Author Brief in Settings. This value was the system prompt
Default Continue direction The machine-wide direction that 1667 uses for a new empty Continue request
Rewrite guidance Optional standing text that 1667 adds to a Rewrite request
Title guidance Optional standing text that 1667 adds to an autoname request
Summary guidance Optional standing text that 1667 adds to a summary-take or chapter-summary request
Aside guidance Optional standing text that 1667 adds to an Aside request
Archive A NovelAI .story, .scenario, or .lorebook file
Container A .story Archive that contains prose and settings
Lorebook A collection of NovelAI Lorebook Entries
Lorebook Entry One record in a Lorebook
Entry Mapping The map from one Lorebook Entry to one Fact
Memory The persistent NovelAI context block
Fidelity Report A list of import or export changes and omissions
Fact tag A category name for a Fact
context meter The side-rail view of the next provider request size
request viewer The read-only view of the next provider request plan
token probability The probability that the model gave one generated token
alternative token One token that the model weighed at one position
token probability viewer The read-only view of the alternative tokens of one take
Generation Record The durable record of one model request that created or changed a take
Generation Record Viewer The read-only view of the Generation Record history of one take
thought The reasoning text that a model writes before it writes the prose of one take
thought marker The word in the margin that shows that a story part has a thought
reasoning mode The setting that selects how 1667 shows a thought
tokenize source The bundled tokenizer or the server endpoint that counts the tokens in one provider request
grade The quality of a token count: exact count, near-exact count, or token estimate
mark The symbol that shows a token count's grade
exact count A token count from a bundled tokenizer, or a server count of a complete message array
near-exact count A token count of server-tokenized content that 1667 cannot prove against the serving path
token estimate A token count of four characters for each token
Simple view The default Settings view; it shows only the most-used rows
Advanced view The Settings view that shows every row
Generation Profile One named set of model behavior settings
Generation Route The selection of a Generation Profile for one type of work
Sampler Preset A NovelAI .preset file
Profile Export A shareable JSON file that holds one Generation Profile
Starter Profile One named Generation Profile that 1667 ships
Sampling group The Settings group for sampling parameters
sampling parameter One provider request field that changes how the model selects tokens
stop sequence One text sequence that stops generation
logit bias A token identifier and a weight that changes token probability
phrase bias A text phrase and a weight that changes the probability of its tokens
banned string A text phrase that gets a strong negative token bias, or, on KoboldCpp, a literal-text ban
DRY A sampling parameter group that lowers the probability of a token sequence that would repeat
XTC A sampling parameter group that removes the model's top token choices at random
Mirostat A sampling algorithm that holds output perplexity near a target value
provider adjustment A change 1667 made before or during a provider request
mass map A map that shows all takes
lane One two-column track in the tree map that one story line owns while the line is alive
provider A local or hosted service that supplies a language model
Text Completions The provider protocol that sends one text prompt and receives one text continuation
prompt format The rule that converts a provider-neutral request into one text prompt
continuation prompt layout The rule that places continuation instructions around story history
machine tier Private 1667 data for one machine
project tier Story data and settings in a .1667/ directory
working tier User files in a project root
frame One complete terminal screen
standalone executable One executable that contains the runtime dependencies
release note One version's entry in CHANGELOG.md
release target One supported operating system and processor architecture
data-directory ID A random identifier in project state that Git can track
data-directory claim ID A machine-local identifier for one live copy of a project data directory
Installer A Shell Installer or a PowerShell Installer
Shell Installer A channel-specific release script that installs one native executable
PowerShell Installer A Windows release script that installs one native executable
Managed Installation An installation that an Installer creates and registers
Ownership Record The durable file that gives 1667 authority to replace one executable
Install Root The directory that holds the managed executable and the Ownership Record
Release Archive The target-specific native archive in an immutable GitHub release
Platform Package The target-specific npm package that holds one native executable
Candidate An executable that an install or upgrade operation has not made active
Transaction Record The durable file that records an incomplete install, upgrade, or rollback
Aside The full-screen mode where the writer discusses the story without changing it
Side Note One saved question-and-answer pair from Aside
Aside turn One saved question, answer, and optional Thought in an Aside session
Aside session One bounded chat that belongs to one story take or to the unanchored bucket
Aside document A content-addressed object that stores a legacy Side Note list or one Aside session
Fact consistency check A read-only utility operation that reports prose that contradicts an applicable Fact State
Fact consistency finding One verified prose quote and its contradiction with one applicable Fact
Fact consistency run One content-addressed record of a completed Fact consistency check
Placement mode The mode where the writer selects a story position for Side Note text

Add a term to this table before you use it in another document.

A document that needs more terms than these can declare them in its own Technical terms section. Release preflight is an example.