--- title: "CLOVA Studio Glossary" slug: "clovastudio-glossary" updated: 2026-09-17T09:33:52Z published: 2026-09-17T09:33:52Z canonical: "guide.ncloud-docs.com/clovastudio-glossary" stale: true --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://guide.ncloud-docs.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # CLOVA Studio Glossary Available in Classic and VPC Familiarize yourself with these key terms to get the most out of CLOVA Studio. ### Completion The model's expected output (string) in response to a user query within a conversation. ### Datasets Training and validation data used for tuning. ### Domain A category used by the router to classify user requests. ### Router A component that classifies and filters user requests. ### LangChain An open-source framework that helps you build applications easily by connecting language models and tools. ### Model A language model or vision-language model used to generate completions. ### Service app Required to apply CLOVA Studio APIs to real services. Each service app has its own usage limit. ### Safety filter A filter that detects unethical or sensitive content within a specific domain in the router. ### Skill A tool that selects the API for answering user input, generates required parameters, calls the API, and returns a natural-language response based on observations. ### Skillset A group of skills. Skills in the same group belong to the same skillset. ### System prompt Initial instructions that define the role or behavior of the model. ### Thinking A feature that allows the model to analyze queries and generate intermediate reasoning tokens before producing the final answer. ### Vision-language model A model that can understand both natural language and images. ### Usage control policy A policy that limits API request counts and tokens to maintain service availability and stability. ### Explorer A workspace where you can use various APIs needed for AI-powered services, such as chunking, sliding windows, embeddings, and summarization. ### Embedding An API that converts text into numerical vectors for RAG implementations and document indexing. ### Content filter A filter that detects topics that must be exceptionally blocked within a specific domain in the router. ### Query A question or request entered by the user. ### Token A subword unit used for natural language processing. ### Tuning A method for creating a customized model by training on user datasets. ### Parameter A configuration value that affects model output. ### Playground A workspace where you can test and experiment with prompts. ### Task(s) The base unit for tuning. ### Probabilistic language model A model that predicts the next word based on probability. CLOVA Studio uses HyperCLOVA X models. ### API key An authentication key used to verify access when calling CLOVA Studio APIs. ### Chat Completions An API that provides conversational outputs using HyperCLOVA X models. ### Context length The maximum number of input and output tokens the model can process in a single request. ### Function calling A feature that allows the model to call external functions or APIs to retrieve information or perform operations. ### RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) A method that reduces hallucinations by retrieving information from a reliable external knowledge base before generating a response. ### Instruction dataset A conversational dataset format used to tune HyperCLOVA X models. ### Max tokens A parameter that sets the maximum number of output tokens for the model. ### QPM (Queries per Minute) The number of queries allowed per minute. Exceeding this limit results in rate limiting. ### Structured Outputs A feature that generates structured data based on a user-defined JSON Schema. ### Temperature A value that adjusts the diversity of generated text by changing the weighting of the probability distribution. ### Top K A criterion for selecting the next token from the K most probable candidates. ### Top P A criterion that selects tokens within a specified cumulative probability threshold and removes tokens outside that range. ### TPM (Tokens per Minute) The number of tokens allowed per minute. Exceeding this limit results in rate limiting. Note For additional terms, see the [Glossary](https://www.ncloud.com/guideCenter/glossary) on the NAVER Cloud Platform portal.