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Glossary ​

Conversation ​

A conversation brings together the messages, related attachments, and history of an exchange in Kitemesh.

Resource ​

A resource is a file made available inside the product. It can be used in a chat and attached to a team, a model, or a conversation depending on its scope.

API resource ​

An API resource is a read-only GET connection that lets an agent retrieve external context during a chat.

Tool ​

A tool is a configurable HTTP action that allows the assistant to interact with an external app or API.

Tool approval ​

Tool approval is the validation flow that lets a user approve or deny specific tool executions before they run.

MCP ​

MCP connects Model Context Protocol tools so they can be reviewed, shared, and used by agents in Kitemesh.

Custom model ​

A custom model combines an LLM, a system instruction, and visibility settings to create reusable behavior.

Group model ​

A group model combines a brain, agents, and an operating mode to handle a request in chat.

Brain ​

The brain is the main model inside a group model. It coordinates the response and, depending on the selected mode, can organize the work done by the agents.

Agent ​

An agent is a specialized component inside a group model. Each agent can have a role or an instruction override.

Agent Hub ​

Agent Hub is the catalog of public agents and public groups available for reuse.

Vault ​

The vault stores secrets used by BYOK models and API tools.

Share scope ​

A share scope defines where an object is available, such as a team, custom model, or group model.

Reasoning effort ​

Reasoning effort controls how much reasoning a compatible model target should apply before answering.

BYOK ​

BYOK means the model uses a secret provided by the user or the team through the vault.

Team ​

A team is a shared workspace used to collaborate and share resources, models, and API access.

API token ​

An API token grants access to the Kitemesh API with a defined scope across groups, tools, and resources.

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