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MindStaq glossary

Short definitions of the terms you see across MindStaq.

AvailableLast reviewed 2026-10-05

Quick definitions of terms used in the product and in these guides.

Terms

  • Workspace: the space your content and credits belong to. Switch it from the Workspace switcher in the sidebar.
  • Organisation: a group of workspaces. The switcher groups workspaces by organisation; your own are under Personal Workspaces.
  • Today: your landing page with your plan for the day, suggestions, and sessions to continue.
  • My Work: one feed of your tasks, issues, and sessions.
  • Session (also called a chat): a conversation with the assistant that is saved as a unit of work. Its state is Active, Paused, Blocked, or Done.
  • Project: a shared space for a team's tasks, issues, notes, documents, and conversations.
  • Task group: a group that organises related tasks inside a project.
  • Task: a unit of work with an owner and status. Personal tasks live in the To Do list.
  • Issue: a problem, risk, or blocker you track on a project.
  • Staq: a place to organise your own chats and notes around a topic.
  • Note: a short piece of writing. Use Quick Note to capture one, or Save as Note on an answer.
  • Document: longer, structured content, listed under Documents in Library and in projects.
  • Library: lists the notes and documents in your workspace.
  • Skill: a ready-made prompt for a repeatable job, run from a card or the AI Skills Catalog.
  • Tier: Auto, Quick, Balanced, or Deep. It sets how much effort the assistant uses.
  • Credits: your plan's allowance for AI use. The sidebar meter shows what is left.
  • Memories: facts the assistant has saved about you and your work. Review them under Memories in Account & Settings.
  • Project Owner, Project Manager, Team Member: the roles a person can have in a project.

Tips

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