sgit newsroom v0.1.29 · snapshot 2026-09-24

Librarian

Concepts

The ideas that recur across the network: 35 concepts. The pages under each are computed by searching the snapshot for the concept's terms, so they are complete for the snapshot, and noisy at the edges.

Acceptance intervals

The ladder of durations a risk can be accepted for, from an hour to six months with a month as the default, where the chosen interval sets both the severity and the response. where it is defined

13 pages on 3 sites

Agent Behaviour Policy

A written record, for one agent in one deployment, of everything it can do, what it was authorised to do, the gap between the two, and what actually stands in the way; it describes and carries no score. where it is defined

403 pages on 4 sites

Append lanes

A write-only channel into a vault: the writer holds a token that can only append, gets back a blind acknowledgement, and entries sit outside the commit tree until the vault owner processes them. where it is defined

47 pages on 6 sites

Blast radius

How far the harm from a grant, a risk or a control reaches: which systems, people and roles it touches, recorded beside the owner and the expiry of each mandate. where it is defined

60 pages on 11 sites

Brand assets

The logos, marks, colour tokens and boilerplate descriptions of set lengths that a site publishes for others to reuse, such as event forms and printers. where it is defined

10 pages on 2 sites

Briefs

Documents one team writes for another: cross-team asks that carry a status and close when answered, and build briefs written for an agent to execute, tracked in public indexes and registers. where it is defined

145 pages on 4 sites

Business plans

Businesses sgit.ai thinks should exist on top of sgit, each published as a vault with the plan, sourced facts, numbers marked as hypotheses and prototypes, for someone else to take and run. where it is defined

14 pages on 1 sites

Client-side encryption

Content is encrypted on the owner's device before it is stored, so the host holds only ciphertext and cannot read it; the zero-knowledge model behind every vault. where it is defined

55 pages on 10 sites

Em-dashes and style

The network's writing rules, most visibly the removal of the em-dash from prose on sgit.ai on 20 September 2026, rewritten by context rather than replaced, with a validator guard. where it is defined

17 pages on 6 sites

EU AI Act

Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, the one instrument standards.sgit.ai models, cited across the network for duties such as judging residual risk acceptable without a definition of acceptable. where it is defined

52 pages on 7 sites

Fractal semantic graphs

Graphs where each node can open into a graph of its own with its own ontology, joined by a shared grammar rather than a shared schema, so the same rules hold at every altitude. where it is defined

39 pages on 4 sites

Frozen, hashed sources

Every source page fetched, frozen to a dated snapshot and hashed with SHA-256, so claims are read from the frozen copy and can be checked later. where it is defined

5 pages on 5 sites

GDPR

The EU data protection regulation, published by sgit.ai as a navigable graph vault and cited by articles in the partnership and risk work, while one sibling site still says no GDPR graph exists. where it is defined

42 pages on 7 sites

Grants and mandates

The grant is what an agent can actually reach; the mandate is what someone with authority allowed it to do; the delta between them is the excess authority nobody accepted. where it is defined

164 pages on 9 sites

Insurability

The argument that agents become insurable when someone can evidence what they can reach and what contains them, which is what a behaviour policy and a licence to operate produce. where it is defined

55 pages on 5 sites

Interview pages

A page sent to one person that carries a prompt they paste into a chat assistant, which interviews them by voice and writes up their feedback for them to send back. where it is defined

16 pages on 2 sites

Lessons learned

Rules recorded with the event that produced them, so each correction says what went wrong and how it was caught. where it is defined

22 pages on 7 sites

Licence to operate

A self-issued, witnessed and dated licence in which the organisation is the authority, the behaviour policy the instrument and the agent the licensee: the step between describing an agent and insuring it. where it is defined

119 pages on 8 sites

Open source

Open source treated as a strategy rather than a charity: the network publishes its code under Apache-2.0 and argues that the technology was never the moat. where it is defined

94 pages on 15 sites

Partnerships

Proposals for work with named organisations, written from public material only so each page can be forwarded, stating the fit, where it is partial and a first piece of work; none records a conversation yet. where it is defined

29 pages on 2 sites

Performance and cost

The measured speed and running cost of reading vaults and fractal graphs straight from object storage, with no live database and nothing running between questions. where it is defined

7 pages on 1 sites

PKI

Public key infrastructure for vaults and agents: keypairs from the CLI for encryption and signing, sealing messages to a recipient, and the registry rules pki.sgit.ai draws from the history of key servers. where it is defined

50 pages on 10 sites

Pricing ladders

Four levels where each is the level below plus exactly one thing, from a downloaded pack to a signed review, sold through standing payment links; RiskMandate's ladder is reused by other plans. where it is defined

110 pages on 4 sites

Provenance

The visible record on each page of where its material came from: original date, link, authors including any AI co-authorship, and how it was curated. where it is defined

18 pages on 6 sites

Read keys

A key derived one way from the vault key that can read a vault and never write to it; a site publishes one on purpose, with the public-read prefix, when it wants anyone to open the vault. where it is defined

268 pages on 15 sites

Risk acceptance

A risk exists as soon as the exposure does, so the question is who has accepted it and until when: there is no deny button, only accept for a stated interval, fund the work, or fix it. where it is defined

56 pages on 8 sites

Security audits

Checks published beside the work: every vault audited from a read-key clone before its key is published, and reviews whose findings are stated even when they did not survive checking. where it is defined

64 pages on 10 sites

Startups

sgit.ai's operating model for founders: ship something usable, give it away briefly, take it away and see whether anybody misses it; be profitable before raising; open source everything. where it is defined

20 pages on 3 sites

Synthetic users

Invented readers walked through a site one screenshot at a time and interviewed at the end, to find where real readers would get lost. where it is defined

19 pages on 3 sites

Telemetry

Anonymous usage reported from a published vault back to its author through an append lane, the one credential that stays safe when published inside a public vault. where it is defined

54 pages on 8 sites

Twins

A twin here is an interface to reality rather than a simulation of it: a system with properties, behaviours and inputs and outputs, such as a connector twin that journals and replays every call an agent makes. where it is defined

36 pages on 6 sites

Undo classes

Whether an action can be reversed: undone with no loss, recoverable with effort, or not at all; recorded per capability or risk and used to order what matters first. where it is defined

135 pages on 10 sites

Vault apps

Self-contained HTML applications that live inside a vault and open from its index.html in a sandboxed frame, reaching the host through a permissioned bridge, including model calls without holding an API key. where it is defined

120 pages on 12 sites

Vault key management

How people and agents store, share and take back vault keys, which today travel by copy and paste; sgit.ai's open call asks password managers and identity providers to solve it rather than build it alone. where it is defined

11 pages on 1 sites

Wardley maps

Maps that place each component on an evolution axis, treated across the network as arguable claims rather than pictures, with a research site of their own. where it is defined

40 pages on 8 sites