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Stackmint Glossary

Stackmint Glossary

Definitions for the core concepts behind Stackmint’s AI-native capability cloud. These terms explain how agencies and systems integrators build, deploy, govern, and monetize AI capabilities across client workspaces.

Glossary concepts

runtime and business architecture primitive

Governed AI Capability

A governed AI capability is a packaged AI workflow tied to a business outcome, controlled by approvals, audit logs, permissions, budgets, and policy gates.

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partner operating model

AI-Native Agency

An AI-native agency uses governed AI capabilities to operate client workflows, expand delivery capacity, and create recurring AI-powered services.

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platform architecture

Capability Cloud

A capability cloud is the execution platform used to build, deploy, govern, and monetize AI capabilities across clients.

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execution primitive

Bud

A Bud is a reusable Stackmint primitive for logic, UI, connectors, prompt instructions, or review steps.

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workflow primitive

Branch

A Branch is a complete Stackmint workflow that connects Buds into a governed execution path.

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routing primitive

Dendrite

A Dendrite is a Stackmint routing layer that chooses the right workflow, tool, model, or execution path.

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deployment environment

Client Workspace

A client workspace is a secure Stackmint environment where a partner deploys and manages capabilities for a specific client.

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governance control

Human-in-the-Loop Gate

A human-in-the-loop gate pauses an AI workflow until an approved reviewer confirms, edits, or rejects the next action.

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governance architecture

Execution Control Plane

An execution control plane manages approvals, audit logs, permissions, model routing, budgets, memory, and policy checks for AI workflows.

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execution surface

Headless AI Workflow

A headless AI workflow runs without a dedicated user interface, triggered by APIs, schedules, webhooks, Slack, CRM, or background jobs.

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protocol interface

MCP Tool

An MCP tool exposes a workflow or capability to agent-ready environments using the Model Context Protocol.

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monetization infrastructure

Revenue Rails

Revenue rails are the pricing, billing, usage metering, credit, revenue split, and payout systems that let partners monetize AI capabilities.

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