| Role |
An agent with a name, a craft, a mission and limits. It holds a position in the org chart. |
| Craft |
A role’s profile: what it can do, with which tools and with which instructions. |
| Leadership / CEO |
The top role: it takes what belongs to no one else, hands out work and answers for the company. |
| Assignment |
The unit of work: what is asked, of whom and with what result. |
| Delivery |
What an assignment returns: the result, what it used and what it cost. |
| Request |
A permission a role asks for to do something it is not meant to decide alone. |
| Approval / signature |
A person’s decision that unblocks a request. It is recorded under their name. |
| Cron job |
An assignment that repeats itself, with its repetition rule and its time. |
| Run |
One firing of a cron job. It can end well, badly, or be skipped because of an overlap. |
| Department |
A grouping of roles with a shared purpose. |
| Project |
A grouping of work: a client, a job, a launch. |
| Document |
A file inside the installation’s store: uploaded by a person or produced by a role. |
| Connector |
An external tool a role can use (email, web, services). |
| Model provider |
Who supplies the role’s “brain”: the language model it uses to think. |
| Budget |
A role’s spending ceiling. As it nears it, it warns; when it exceeds it, it stops. |
| Audit log |
The record of what happened, with who, when and how much. |
| Installation |
A client’s complete copy of Organtia: its database, its files and its address. |
| Gate |
The username and password screen that sits in front of the application. |
| Office |
The main screen, in pixel art, with one desk per role. |
| Room / viewer |
The office full screen, with no menus, to leave it on a display. |
