Every term this site uses, in one place: the governance and risk vocabulary of a regulated organization, the adoption ladder and enablement program, the agentic AI concepts, the context and reuse building blocks, the delivery lifecycle, the roles, the measures, and the tools. Each card opens the same drill-down that the ? badges open on every diagram and every underlined phrase: one line, why it matters in this site's model, what it is, what it is not, and how it shows up in the due-date example.
Nine categories
| Category | Terms | What lives here |
|---|---|---|
| Governance & risk | — | Three lines of defense, risk tiers, controls, approvals, evidence, incidents, threats such as prompt injection |
| Adoption & enablement | — | The adoption ladder, use-case intake, champions, labs, the coaching cycle, change management |
| Agentic AI concepts | — | Agents, coding agents, subagents, orchestration, prompts, models |
| Context & reuse | — | Instructions files, reusable prompts, hooks, the asset catalog, the temporal-domain contract, retrieval and grounding |
| Delivery & SDLC (software development lifecycle) | — | Stories, acceptance criteria, pull requests, CI (continuous integration), branch protection, change records |
| Roles | — | Product owner, business analyst, developer, QA (quality assurance) engineer, release manager, architect |
| Measurement | — | Adoption metrics, net time saved, override rate, evaluation sets, traces, drift |
| Tool | — | Named tools, described neutrally and dated |
| This site's framing | — | Terms this site uses in its own sense, such as reuse first and guardrails as code |
Terms marked our term are this site's framing; everything else is industry vocabulary with its usual meaning. Counts and durations quoted inside entries are illustrative. Tool entries describe the product as of the date shown; check the vendor documentation for current features.