Glossary
A short reference for the terms that come up throughout these docs.
A worker in Typillar’s control plane. The planning agent turns your requests into scoped tickets; the build agent builds them. See Agents & the control plane.
README
Section titled “README”README.md, a real file in your app and in your repo: what the product is, who
it’s for, what it does, and — under Non-goals — what it deliberately will
not do. Both agents write it and carry it in every turn, and it survives
compaction, so it’s what they fall back on when the conversation is trimmed. It
is rendered on Overview and never shipped with your live app. See
The Plan tab.
Build loop
Section titled “Build loop”The repeating sequence at the heart of Typillar: idea → build → ship. See The build loop.
Capability
Section titled “Capability”A typed platform feature the agent can add to a built app — Data, File uploads,
Project assets, Email, AI, Payments, Usage limits, Analytics, Realtime, Calls,
Scheduled jobs, Background jobs, Workflows, API connections, Webhooks, PDFs &
images, Video, Push notifications, Bot protection, Sign-in and Teams. Most serve
/api/_* in your own Cloudflare account; Sign-in adds ready-made pages and
/api/me. The agent turns one on when you ask for a feature that needs it. See
Capabilities.
Control plane
Section titled “Control plane”The part Typillar owns and runs: the agents and the orchestration that drive the loop. It coordinates work but does not host your project or store your data. See Architecture.
Deployment
Section titled “Deployment”A live release of your project to your Cloudflare account, published at a real URL and recorded in your history. Every deployment is reversible. See Deploys & rollback.
What you type to start or extend a project — a plain sentence. An idea is not a thing Typillar stores: it becomes a ticket the agent can build, and the ticket keeps your original words as its origin. See How Typillar works.
Inference
Section titled “Inference”The model work — reasoning and code generation — that powers the agents. It runs on your side (your own Cloudflare Workers AI), never on Typillar’s servers. See Zero inference on our servers.
Member
Section titled “Member”A person in your organization. Teammates are free — there is no per-seat fee. See Organizations & teams.
Organization
Section titled “Organization”The tenancy unit that owns your projects, connected accounts, and billing. You get one by default (solo); invite people and it becomes a shared team. See Organizations & teams.
Ownership split
Section titled “Ownership split”The deliberate division of responsibility: you own the account, repo, data, and inference; Typillar owns the agents and the control plane. See What you own.
A billing tier — Free, Starter, Pro, or Enterprise — sized by how many projects you keep live, and carrying a project count and an hourly build cap alongside it. (Not to be confused with the Plan tab, where the planning agent shapes work into tickets.) See Plans & billing.
Project
Section titled “Project”What you build and ship with Typillar — a site, an app, or a service — together with its repository, Cloudflare resources, data, and full history. Billing is sized by how many projects you keep live in production. See Your first project.
To put a build live in production — a deployment at a real URL on your Cloudflare account. One action, and reversible. See Deploys & rollback.
Roll back & restore
Section titled “Roll back & restore”The two ways to undo, and they act on different things. Restore returns your
app to an earlier version — it moves the code, and is what the
project.reverted event reports. Roll back
takes a live Deployment off its URL; the code is untouched, and it reports as
project.rolled_back. Both are one action and non-destructive. See Deploys & rollback.
Ticket
Section titled “Ticket”A concrete, scoped, named unit of work created from your plain-language request. It builds directly; the agent asks you in the thread if a decision is genuinely yours to make. See Tickets & the thread.
Workers AI
Section titled “Workers AI”Cloudflare’s hosted-model service, billed through your Cloudflare account — the model the build agent runs inference on, on your side.