When a term shows up
Open the map, turn it toward that part of the subject, and read the terms touching it.
Drag the sheet to turn it. Scroll to come closer. Hover a dot for its name, then click to read it.
Most confusion about AI is vocabulary confusion. Two people can mean different things by “agent”, or argue about cost without separating input tokens from output tokens. This is the shared sheet: short enough to read before you need the term, connected enough to answer what it sits next to, and specific about what people actually do with each idea.
Every entry is a plain definition, the line people really say, a worked example, an “avoid” note where a misunderstanding is worth flagging, and the primary sources behind it. The map is generated from those related-term links, so the network is the content. The sources flap lists every citation in one place.
Open the map, turn it toward that part of the subject, and read the terms touching it.
Search the symptom. “It made something up” lands on hallucination, which points at retrieval and faithfulness.
Open a skill. The playbooks are the steps people skip, usually evaluation or the permission story.