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# Glossary

**Agent Connection** — A bound LLM endpoint (base URL + model + label). The thing MIRARI sends chat turns to. See [Bind](/entermirari-docs/the-six-rites/bind-connections.md).

**Atlas** — Short for Memory Atlas. The user's graph of long-term facts, preferences, and goals. See [Memory Atlas](/entermirari-docs/the-six-rites/memory-atlas.md).

**Bind** — The act of registering an Agent Connection. The first rite.

**Console** — The persistent chat UI. See [Console](/entermirari-docs/the-six-rites/console.md).

**Forge** — The Skill Forge. Where skills are suggested, tested, versioned, and promoted. See [Skill Forge](/entermirari-docs/the-six-rites/skill-forge.md).

**Hermes Agent** — MIRARI's term for the bound LLM endpoint that acts as your agent. Named after the Hermes family of open models, but the concept is provider-agnostic — anything OpenAI-compatible qualifies. See [The Hermes Agent](/entermirari-docs/getting-started/hermes-agent.md).

**Key Vault** — The browser-local store of API keys, keyed by connection id. The server never sees these at rest. See [Local Key Vault](/entermirari-docs/architecture/key-vault.md).

**Memory Node** — A single labeled, categorized, strength-weighted fact. Nodes with strength ≥ 0.75 are auto-injected into prompts.

**Mirror Mode** — The reflection rite. Feeds logs to a reasoning model and returns strengths, weaknesses, recommendations, and a suggested system prompt. See [Mirror Mode](/entermirari-docs/the-six-rites/mirror-mode.md).

**Mirror Report** — The structured output of a Mirror Mode run. Immutable, browsable, and actionable.

**Observatory** — The dashboard. Counts, status, and a 14-day series.

**Promote** — Either: (a) move a Memory Node up in strength, (b) move a Skill to the `promoted` status, or (c) adopt a Mirror Report's suggested prompt as the active system prompt.

**Rite** — One of the six top-level features (Bind, Console, Atlas, Forge, Mirror, Templates). The thematic word for "feature" in MIRARI.

**RLS** — Row-Level Security. Database-level enforcement that ensures a user can only read or write their own rows.

**Server Function** — A TanStack `createServerFn` RPC. MIRARI's unit of backend logic. See [Server Functions](/entermirari-docs/architecture/server-functions.md).

**Skill** — A versioned, named, statused prompt fragment. Promoted skills get injected into the system prompt automatically. See [Skill Forge](/entermirari-docs/the-six-rites/skill-forge.md).

**Strength** — A 0.0–1.0 score on a memory node. Drives whether the node gets auto-injected and decays with disuse.

**Template** — A sanitized, shareable bundle of skills (and optional seed memory) that another MIRARI user can import. See [Community Templates](/entermirari-docs/the-six-rites/templates.md).

**Test** — The one-token ping that updates an Agent Connection's `status`.


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