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Terminology
Language rules that prevent architecture and status drift.
Use current only for accepted/deployed facts; use future or deferred for unimplemented work; use historical or superseded for retained prior decisions. Do not call a provider’s pretrained knowledge B.R.A.I.N. knowledge. Do not call embeddings canonical. Do not call Basic Memory cognitive memory. Do not call a passing local test deployed proof, or a deployed proof operational qualification.
When a source conflict exists, preserve historical wording where useful and name the current accepted position.