AI agents are becoming the centerpiece of the new technological wave, but they bring along a flurry of confusing specialized terminology. A newly released glossary aims to help developers and AI enthusiasts accurately grasp concepts ranging from foundational to advanced.
Key Developments
The glossary focuses on core concepts throughout the agent development lifecycle. Among these, Harness is defined as the testing and execution framework, Scaffold refers to the supporting structure that enables agents to perform tasks, and Context Engineering is the art of fine-tuning input data for optimal agent performance.
Rather than academic definitions, the resource provides practical examples and simple explanations of how these components work together to build a complete autonomous system.
Why It Matters
For the AI community in Vietnam, standardizing terminology is a necessary step to engage more deeply with popular frameworks. Clearly understanding the difference between "scaffolding" and "orchestration" not only helps developers optimize their code but also enables product managers to better visualize the actual capabilities of AI within business workflows.