The Workshop · 216 coding-app terms
Terms you meet in coding apps.
When you live in Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or a local agent, the jargon is half AI and half ordinary software work—Git, the shell, SQL, packages, CI, HTTP, and auth. Plain-English definitions for the terms those tools keep saying. Definitions stay on stable Reference pages; this surface is the builder’s entrance.
Starter packs
Start from the job.
Four short routes through the vocabulary you will actually hear in agent transcripts, PR reviews, and deploy logs.
First day in a coding agent
Orientation for the first session: where code lives, how the agent runs, and what you are approving.
Reading a pull request
The Git vocabulary that shows up every time an agent opens, reviews, or merges a change.
When it touches the database
What the agent means when it talks about tables, queries, and schema changes.
Talking to the network
HTTP, auth, and browser rules that appear the moment an agent wires a frontend to an API.
Ship it without guessing
CI, deploy, tests, and the checks that keep a coding agent from landing a surprise.
The essentials
Fifteen to keep nearby
Starter pack
First day in a coding agent
Orientation for the first session: where code lives, how the agent runs, and what you are approving.
Starter pack
Reading a pull request
The Git vocabulary that shows up every time an agent opens, reviews, or merges a change.
Starter pack
When it touches the database
What the agent means when it talks about tables, queries, and schema changes.
Starter pack
Talking to the network
HTTP, auth, and browser rules that appear the moment an agent wires a frontend to an API.
Starter pack
Ship it without guessing
CI, deploy, tests, and the checks that keep a coding agent from landing a surprise.
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