JMN Field Manual

05.2 — Reference

Glossary

Every term used elsewhere in this manual, defined once, in one place.

TermMeans
AgentA named workspace built around one kind of document or question. Contains Properties and Rows.
PropertyA column. Either Input (a file) or Output (a generated answer).
RowOne document being analyzed, with one cell per property.
Input propertyA column that holds an uploaded file.
Output propertyA column whose cells are produced by a tool — a model, a script, a document export, or a person typing directly.
Output typeThe shape an output cell's answer is coerced into: Text, Number, Date, Tag, JSON, Table, or File.
ToolWhat answers an output property's prompt — a specific model (Claude/ChatGPT), or one of Export, Python, Web Search, Manual.
Context ModeSelective (retrieve relevant chunks) or Full Doc (send the whole source file). Claude models only.
ChunkA piece of a source document, split out and embedded at upload time so it can be searched and retrieved individually.
CitationA numbered marker in a result tying a specific claim back to the specific chunk it came from. Clickable through to the source PDF.
CollectionThe sub-agent that appears when an input cell holds more than one file — one row per file.
StaleThe state of a cell whose prompt, type, or upstream dependency changed since it last ran. Shows its old answer until manually re-run.
TagAn output type that classifies a row into exactly one label from a fixed list — correctable by hand, no re-run required.
@PropertyName / @FileNameA mention that scopes a prompt's retrieval to a specific input property or file.
@output[id::name]A mention that lets one output column read another output column's result.
@class[Label]A mention that scopes retrieval to files or rows carrying a specific Tag label.
CreditsThe single usage number your org sees on Settings — a stand-in for underlying provider cost, which stays internal to JMN AI.
SeatOne slot in your org's team. A new invite needs a free seat.
Org adminA member who can invite/remove teammates and see org-wide usage broken down by person.
MemberA teammate added by invite. Sees their own usage only; can't manage the team.