concepts

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One page per primitive. Each page answers three questions: what it is, why it exists, and what you need to know to use it. No setup instructions — those live in howto. No exhaustive option tables — those live in reference. Each concept page sends you to the matching component and reference page when you want more detail.

entries

• ant — an agent defined by a folder: persona, skills, memory, and secrets in one place.
• route tokens — one table, two URL prefixes: /chat/<token>/ for visitor chat, /hook/<token> for webhook ingest.
• web-native agents — each folder is a microsite: public page, embedded chat, form intake, and content the agent writes.
• jid — one typed address shape for every chat and sender across every adapter.
• routing — one table that maps inbound JIDs to ant folders; supports globs, reply chains, sticky topics.
• grants — what an agent is allowed to do, composed at spawn from tier defaults plus folder rules plus user ACL.
• auth — OAuth, local login, account linking; collision UX and the single canonical sub.
• webdav — the per-group file workspace over WebDAV; mount it from Finder, rclone, or curl.
• voice — Whisper in, Kokoro out; the agent decides when to speak, the platform delivers a voice note.
• topics — threads inside one folder; fork mechanics and per-topic observed cursor.
• scopes — folder hierarchy; same-level siblings observe, children stay isolated.
• engagement — stay in conversation after one mention; thread-by-default on Slack.
• slack pane — the Agents & AI Apps sidebar; title, suggested prompts, pane context.
• tasks — scheduled or recurring agent runs; cron, interval, or one-shot triggers.
• onboarding — how new users get in: invite tokens, admission queue, SetupGroup.
• skills — markdown instruction sets the agent loads on demand; built-in vs user, dispatch, migration.
• secrets — folder secrets injected into the container; user secrets resolved by a host-side broker at tool-call time.
• personas — per-folder PERSONA.md with frontmatter name, summary, voice; strict-or-empty re-anchor.

more concepts as they’re written.