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Glossary

Shipsite uses a small set of loaded words. An approval is a human decision bound to one document. A document is a versioned handoff. Preview is not production. Your own AI account means your provider pays the model; credits still pay the factory.

CURRENT PRODUCT CAPABILITIES
01

Your approval

A protected transition that requires your decision bound to one exact document or version. The remaining domain is production deployment. The crew locks the plan and visual direction.

02

Document

A versioned object the pipeline leaves behind: research pack, strategy contract, copy freeze, design handoff, source, screenshot, quality-check report, deploy manifest, or review verdict.

03

Copy freeze

The locked visible contract for a page: headings, FAQ, schema, CTA, and internal links. Design and code are judged against this freeze, not against a new improvisation.

04

Product plan

The merged product plan. It is the last cheap stop before build. Approving it starts generation; it does not publish the site.

05

Your own AI account

A verified user-owned model or data account pays the provider directly. Shipsite does not add provider-cost credits for that usage and does not take a percentage of your key.

06

Dijiang

The site coordinator assistant. It reads state and can dispatch governed work. It cannot approve on your behalf.

07

Preview vs production

Preview is a labeled, not-live build used for review and quality checks. Production is a gated promotion of one approved version to a live URL, with a receipt and a rollback pointer.