Reference
The Nuntex glossary.
The words you will see in Nuntex, each in a sentence or two.
Updated September 13, 2026
Glossary
Terms, A to Z.
- Back catalogue
- Every episode a show has published, which you can brief on request. More about back catalogue
- Bottom line
- The first part of a brief: two or three sentences on what the episode actually said. More about bottom line
- Brief
- A one-minute read of a new episode, video, post or book, with a verdict, the bottom line, what matters and why it matters to you. More about brief
- Done, checked
- A finished run whose checks all passed. More about done, checked
- Internal work
- Work that stays with you, like a draft, a note or a change on a branch.
- Landed
- Where a run's change went: the commit and the branch. More about landed
- Needs your yes
- The label on a step that reaches the outside world. Nothing happens on it until you tap it. More about needs your yes
- Only you can do these
- The decisions in a brief that are yours to make, as a checklist.
- Outward action
- Anything that reaches people outside, like an email, a post or a website change. More about outward action
- Plan step
- One step of a proposal's plan, which you can go ahead with, guide, skip or mark done yourself. More about plan step
- Proposal
- A piece of work Nuntex could do, with the reason, a plan and a first draft. More about proposal
- Put it live
- Publishing a website change after reading its diff, with read-back and automatic rollback. More about put it live
- Quiet hours
- The hours when Nuntex holds notifications back. More about quiet hours
- Rollback
- Putting a website back exactly as it was when a change breaks it. More about rollback
- Snooze
- Setting a proposal aside to come back to later. More about snooze
- Verdict
- A brief's call on the full episode: listen, skim or skip it. More about verdict
- Watchlist
- The names and topics you track. A new brief that mentions one is marked. More about watchlist
- Weekly read
- One look back across your week's briefs, on the day and hour you choose. More about weekly read
- What matters
- The numbered points in a brief worth keeping.
- Why it matters to you
- How a brief's points land on your own projects and priorities.
- Work mode
- How far Nuntex may go on its own: Ask first, Code only or Outward. More about work mode
- Your turn
- A run that stopped where only you can take it further. More about your turn
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