Naia Build glossary
The following glossary contains definitions for key terms used in the Naia Build documentation, covering core components, configuration models, and session and connectivity concepts.
- Bring Your Own Key (BYOK)
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A configuration model that allows organizations to use their own Anthropic Claude API key within Naia Build. Configured at account level in the Neptune DXP Portal (see Activate Naia Build access to Claude API in Neptune DXP Portal). Enables Claude model access beyond the default Google Gemini offering.
- Development Wizard
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The real-time progress display shown in the Chat tab of the AI experience panel during active generation. Shows the current step, the sequence of actions being taken, and the components or code being modified.
- IndexedDB
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A browser-based storage mechanism used by Naia Build to enable offline application functionality and data synchronization in low-connectivity environments.
- Smart Inspect
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An inspect mode in the left-pane live app editor that allows developers to hover over components in the live application preview to identify their type and ID. Selecting a component in Smart Inspect sets it as active context for the next Chat tab prompt.
- MultiModel
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A core Neptune DXP component used to handle structured data, bindings, and API integrations, including SAP API connections, within an application.
- Naia
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Neptune’s suite of artificial intelligence tools, spanning Naia for Developers and Naia for Business capability areas.
- Naia Build
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Neptune’s AI-assisted application development environment, embedded within the Neptune DXP - Open Edition App Designer. Part of the Naia for Developers feature set.
- Naia Agent Studio
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The framework for configuring and maintaining AI agent logic within the Neptune platform. Part of the Naia for Business feature set. Distinct from Naia Build, which handles application UI and data integration only.
- Session
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A single continuous Naia Build working period, scoped to one application and one developer task. All in-session context and conversation history are discarded at session end. Application components generated during the session are saved in the Neptune DXP environment.
- WebSocket
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The communication protocol used between the developer’s browser client and Neptune’s server infrastructure. An active WebSocket connection is required to process prompts in Naia Build.