The public graph needs a small glossary.
Not a dictionary.
Not a branded framework.
Just a few handles.
Field note.
Source trail.
Current lens.
Proof trail.
Texture graph.
Conversation surface.
Agent handoff.
These terms keep coming up because they are doing work.
But if the reader has to infer all of them from scratch, the site gets harder to enter.
A small glossary lowers the friction.
It also helps agents understand the public graph without overfitting to one note.
The definitions should stay provisional.
They should be allowed to change as the thinking changes.
But the handles still matter.
They make the wandering easier.