The public glossary should define relationships, not just terms.
A simple definition helps.
But the relationship is usually where the meaning lives.
Field note connects to source trail.
Source trail connects to proof trail.
Proof trail connects to trust.
Current lens connects to archive.
Agent handoff connects to public boundary.
Texture graph connects to the way ideas evolve.
Those relationships are more useful than a list of definitions.
They show how the system thinks.
They also make the site easier for agents to inspect without flattening it into keywords.
The glossary should stay light.
But it should not be isolated.
It should help the reader move through the graph.