semantic router
A semantic router classifies the meaning or intent of an input and directs it to the model, tool or workflow best suited to handle it.
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Semiconductor manufacturing capacity is the available ability to fabricate, package and test chips within a given period.
service layer
A service layer organizes application operations behind clear interfaces so business workflows remain separate from user-interface and storage details.
service rate limit
An AI service rate limit restricts how many model requests, tokens or units a user may consume within a period.
session persistence
Session persistence keeps selected working state available so a user or process can reconnect and continue after an interface closes or restarts.
session-aware cache eviction
Session-aware cache eviction removes model cache entries according to their likelihood of being reused in an active session rather than age alone.
shared agent session
A shared agent session lets multiple authorized participants interact with an AI agent and a common task state during one collaborative activity.
shared context
Shared context is information made available to multiple authorized participants or AI agents so they can coordinate around the same work.
shared team agent
A shared team agent is an AI agent used in a collaborative space with team-owned context, permissions and tools.
shared website skill
A shared website skill is reusable navigation guidance that helps AI agents work with a particular website.
shopping agent
An AI shopping agent is a software agent that helps a shopper find, compare and purchase products by communicating with commerce services and merchant systems.
short-term memory
Short-term memory keeps the temporary state an AI agent needs during a current task or session.
shot metadata
Shot metadata is structured information describing a shot's subject, framing, camera, lens, movement, lighting, composition, setting, and other production attributes.
side effect
A side effect is a change to external state that occurs in addition to a software operation's expected result.
single point of failure
SPOFA single point of failure is one component whose failure can make an entire system or critical function unavailable.
single source of truth
SSOTA single source of truth is the designated authoritative record that systems and people use for a particular class of information.
skill file
An AI skill file is the primary instruction document in an agent-skill package, describing how and when the agent should perform the workflow.
skill usage analytics
Skill usage analytics measures when and how agent skills are used so teams can understand adoption and improve shared workflows.
skill-biased technological change
SBTCSkill-biased technological change raises the productivity or demand for some skills more than others and changes how work and pay are distributed.
soft language model watermarking
Soft language model watermarking increases the probability of keyed preferred tokens without completely forbidding other valid choices.