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Glossary

The words used by Wundaly in plain language: workspace, agent, approval, audit trail, catalog, pack, readiness check, MCP, memory and preview.

Updated 18 October 2026 · View as Markdown

Agent. A connected AI helper with a name, a role and its own permissions.

Approval. A step where you say yes before something goes out or changes.

Audit trail. The append-only record of what happened and who approved it.

Catalog. The products and services you sell.

Connector. What you add in your AI once so that it can work in your studio.

Credit. One session of a pack or membership.

MCP. Model Context Protocol, the open standard AI assistants use to connect to other software.

Memory. What your helper learns and does, kept in the workspace and not in a chat.

Pack. A number of sessions you sell at once.

Preview. A look at a change before it is public. Also the simulated result of an early access media app.

Readiness check. The list of what holds a shop back from going live.

Seat. One person in the workspace.

Test mode. A shop that runs on a mock payment.

Workspace. Your studio: everything you and your helpers work with, kept apart from everyone else.