Glossary

4 min readUpdated 2 Nov 2026

The words you meet in Royak, in alphabetical order, each with the article that explains it.

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A to D#

TermMeaning
AccessWhat an employee may do in one app: None, Read, or Read and write. Read more
ActivityThe company’s audit log in Settings: decisions, access changes and pauses over 90 days. Read more
ApprovalYour yes or no on one exact write an employee wants to make in an app. Read more
ApproverA member who decides approvals and employees’ questions. Read more
ArtifactA document an employee delivered or you wrote, kept in versions. Read more
AutoThe model Royak picks for each job; it runs on your plan’s credits. Read more
BriefWhat a task should produce, in your words. Read more
Brief meThe Office button that opens Chat asking what finished, what was spent and what needs you today. Read more
ChatYour company’s assistant. It answers and proposes; nothing changes until you confirm. Read more
ConnectionAn app or server you connected for your employees to use. Read more
CreditsYour plan’s monthly allowance for Auto, web browsing and web search. Read more
Daily safety capAn optional limit on one UTC day’s spending, never above the monthly limit. Read more
DeliverableWhat a task produces, stored as an artifact. Read more
DepartmentA group of employees with its own island in the office, its lead and its own limits. Read more
DraftAn employee not yet activated. Nothing runs and nothing is spent. Read more

E to O#

TermMeaning
EmployeeAn AI worker with a name, a role, instructions and the apps you allow. Read more
Finance adminA member who decides limit raises and edits spending limits. Read more
GoalAn outcome Chat plans into tasks for your team. Read more
InboxWhere everything that needs you, and what finished, arrives. Read more
IntakeAn email address, webhook or watch that turns what arrives into tasks for one employee. Read more
Just didThe Office’s feed of work that finished lately. Read more
Limit raiseA task’s request to lift one money limit it reached. Read more
MemoryEverything your employees and Chat read, shown as shelves. Read more
Monthly limitThe most a company, department or employee may spend in a UTC month, with your own key. Read more
Needs youThings waiting for your decision, in the Inbox and beside the office. Read more
Not making progressA task stopped because its last steps added nothing new; it waits for your guidance. Read more
OperatorRoyak’s own team, which sets platform-wide limits your limits sit within. Read more
Outcome unknownAn app never confirmed a send. It is never sent again; check the app. Read more
Outside contentSomething a task read that you didn’t write, such as a web page or an email. Read more
OwnerThe one person who runs a company and holds every permission. Read more

P to Z#

TermMeaning
PauseStops a task, an employee or the whole company at the next safe point. Read more
PlanFree or Paid: your account’s credits and limits, for every company you own. Read more
Plan limitA ceiling of your plan, such as active employees; only the new thing is refused. Read more
RoutineA task repeated on a timetable. Read more
SeatA place for one member or open invitation, the owner included. Read more
Short IDA task’s short name, such as KS-142, to find or link it. Read more
SkillA procedure an employee follows the same way each time. Read more
SourceA document in Knowledge your employees can search and cite. Read more
Standing approvalLets named employees repeat one write within caps, without asking. Read more
Standing ruleA line added to one employee’s instructions, once you approve it. Read more
TableA list, such as leads, whose columns employees and apps can fill. Read more
TaskOne piece of work with a brief, done by one employee or a team. Read more
TimelineEvery step a task took, in order, with what it cost. Read more
ViewerA member who sees the office, work, the Inbox and artifacts. Read more
Web searchEmployees searching the web, 30 credits a search; one switch in Settings turns it off. Read more
Work running at onceHow many tasks run together: 2 on Free, 10 on Paid; the rest wait their turn. Read more
Your own keyYour AI provider’s key, on Paid, to choose models and keep working past credits. Read more
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