Workspace
Your Thalovant account area. It holds your plan, hubs, clients, and settings.
Glossary
Use this page when a Thalovant word feels unclear.
For a first read, learn Workspace, Hub, Client, Permissions, Skills, and Runtime. The other terms become useful when you start creating or troubleshooting.
First Terms to Learn
Section titled “First Terms to Learn” New reader path Learn the smallest set of terms before creating anything.
System model See how workspace, hubs, clients, permissions, skills, runtime, Dashboard, and Live Map fit together.
First setup path Use the terms while completing one practical setup.
Hub
A place that an app or device connects to.
Public hub
A hub that appears in discovery so people can find it and try it.
Private hub
A hub that stays inside your workspace.
Client
The app, device, or experience that connects to a hub.
Connection file
A private file a client uses to connect.
Permissions
The rules for what a client can and cannot do.
Permission item
One specific action a client is allowed or blocked from doing.
Safety rule
A rule that keeps a client limited, such as question-only access.
Full control
A wide permission that should be rare and used only when the client truly needs it.
Skills
The abilities a hub can use.
Runtime
The shared working setup behind a skill set, including language, location, speech defaults, blocked skills, and live skill status.
Runtime config
The guided settings area for runtime defaults. Use it when a skill set needs different behavior.
Live Map
A visual map that shows hubs and whether their clients are connected, stale, or missing.
Plan
What your workspace can create and use.
Private skill setups
Plan space for your own skill groups and shared runtime settings.
Hub addresses
Custom hub addresses for your workspace when your plan includes them.
Starter prompt
An example question on a public hub that helps users know what to try.
Public quality labels
Certified marks a reviewed public hub. Community marks a public hub published by its owner and not yet certified.
Term Owner Map
Section titled “Term Owner Map”Use the owner page when you need more than a short definition.
| Term | Owner page | Use it when |
|---|---|---|
| Workspace | Dashboard | You need the workspace summary, health, counts, or attention items. |
| Plan | Billing | A button is locked, disabled, or blocked by limits. |
| Hub | Hubs | You need to understand where clients connect. |
| Public hub | Public hubs | You want to try a listed hub without owning it. |
| Client | Clients | An app, device, connection file, or live state needs review. |
| Permissions | Permissions | Access is too wide, too narrow, or unclear. |
| Skills | Skills | You need to understand what a hub can do. |
| Runtime | Runtime | Language, location, speech, blocked skills, or live skill status looks wrong. |
| Live Map | Live Map | A client is stale, missing, offline, or showing a warning. |
| Profile | Profile | Account security, two-step sign-in, recovery codes, or sessions need review. |
Easy Terms to Mix Up
Section titled “Easy Terms to Mix Up”| If you mix up… | Remember this |
|---|---|
| Hub and client | The hub is the destination. The client is what connects. |
| Skills and runtime | Skills are abilities. Runtime is the shared setup behind those abilities. |
| Dashboard and Live Map | Dashboard summarizes the workspace. Live Map shows current connection state. |
| Billing and troubleshooting | Billing explains plan limits. Troubleshooting starts from visible symptoms. |
| Permissions and connection files | Permissions decide what is allowed. The connection file lets one client connect. |
When a Term Blocks You
Section titled “When a Term Blocks You”If a word blocks the next step, do not stop at the definition. Open the owner page, read the At a Glance section, then return to the page you came from.