Public canon · provenance on every entry

Neuruh Lexicon

Public canon glossary with provenance. Every published definition quotes a cited source. Each entry links to its sources and the dates they were captured.

Process vocabulary

196 plain-language process words are operands for the compiler. They carry no lexicon-specific definition and are not canon.

Show all 196 process words
  • Absolutes
  • Actions
  • Active
  • Add
  • After
  • All
  • Always
  • Any
  • Apply
  • Aspects
  • Balances
  • Before
  • Begin
  • Bounded
  • Breakdown
  • Build
  • Chaos
  • Checks
  • Clarity
  • Cloud
  • Collection
  • Complete
  • Complexity
  • Components
  • Compound
  • Conception
  • Configuration
  • Constraints
  • Continue
  • Creation
  • Critical
  • Decrease
  • Deep
  • Delay
  • Delete
  • Dense
  • Deposits
  • Different
  • Difficulty
  • Distribution
  • Divide
  • Divisions
  • Dull
  • During
  • Each
  • Emotion
  • End
  • Environment
  • Equal
  • Equity
  • Eventually
  • Every
  • Execute
  • Expectation
  • Experience
  • External
  • Extraction
  • Facts
  • Failed
  • Fast
  • Feel
  • Few
  • Files
  • Flexible
  • Force
  • Fractions
  • Fragment
  • Framework
  • Function
  • General
  • Global
  • Gradually
  • Greater
  • Hallucinations
  • Hashing
  • History
  • Idle
  • Immediately
  • Incomplete
  • Increase
  • Influence
  • Inject
  • Injection
  • Intent
  • Internal
  • Kernel
  • Knowledge
  • Later
  • Leaks
  • Less
  • Limitations
  • Limited
  • Listen
  • Local
  • Logic
  • Majority
  • Many
  • Mechanisms
  • Minority
  • Modify
  • Most
  • Multipliers
  • Multiply
  • Narrow
  • Natural
  • Negative
  • Neutral
  • Never
  • None
  • Now
  • Observe
  • Offline
  • Often
  • Online
  • Operations
  • Opinion
  • Opposite
  • Order
  • Outcome
  • Parallel
  • Part
  • Path
  • Pattern
  • Pause
  • Pending
  • Percolate
  • Perfection
  • Personalization
  • Pieces
  • Plugs
  • Positive
  • Pressure
  • Principles
  • Probability
  • Problem
  • Process
  • Product
  • Protocols
  • Proximity
  • Purity
  • Quantify
  • Qubit
  • Rarely
  • Raw
  • Ready
  • Relevance
  • Repeat
  • Repeatable Steps
  • Research
  • Resume
  • Root
  • Rough
  • Running
  • Safety
  • Security
  • Service
  • Several
  • Shallow
  • Sharp
  • Similar
  • Simplify
  • Skewed
  • Slow
  • Smooth
  • Solution
  • Some
  • Sometimes
  • Soon
  • Sparse
  • Specific
  • Stable
  • Steps
  • Stop
  • Storage
  • Strong
  • Structure
  • Success
  • Suddenly
  • Synthesis
  • Synthetic
  • System
  • Theories
  • Theory
  • Time
  • Transformation
  • Universal
  • Unlimited
  • Unstable
  • Value
  • Verify
  • Waiting
  • Watch
  • Weak
  • Wealth
  • Whole
  • Wide

For AI agents

A remote MCP server exposes the lexicon as read-only tools. Agents must quote canon definitions verbatim and cite the term id with the lexicon version.

MCP endpoint
https://lexicon.neuruh.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP, stateless)
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http neuruh-lexicon https://lexicon.neuruh.com/mcp
Claude apps
Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → paste the endpoint URL.
Tools
lexicon_resolve · lexicon_search · lexicon_slice · lexicon_lint · lexicon_compile
Cite as
lex:pmla — Neuruh Lexicon v1.0.0

Embed

Drop the search, or a single term card, into any page.

<iframe src="https://lexicon.neuruh.com/embed" title="Neuruh Lexicon search" width="100%" height="460" loading="lazy" style="border:0"></iframe>

<iframe src="https://lexicon.neuruh.com/embed/t/1000x-scale-protocol" title="Neuruh Lexicon term" width="100%" height="260" loading="lazy" style="border:0"></iframe>

Method

Each canon entry quotes one source definition word for word and lists every source that names the term. Nothing here is written or paraphrased by the site. Entries without source text stay unpublished. A deny-by-default visibility gate keeps out anything touching defense or export control, named clients or partners, deal or financial terms, personal data, credentials or internal infrastructure.

Each release is content-hashed. The release history is append-only.