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

Journalist

News

What the network made, told plainly: 12 pieces and 5 daily editions, by the Journalist. Fact based; the Historian puts it into perspective.

News

news · 2026-09-25

The newsroom reads itself

Six releases of this newsroom landed on 25 September, v0.1.5 to v0.1.10. The first was the first full run of its desks; the rest built what the editor of record asked for in 35 notes, filed as 45 issues. This is the first piece the newsroom has written about its own site.

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news · 2026-09-24

A brief written on one site, built on another the same day

A build brief written on sgit.ai asked riskmandate.ai for an interview page, and riskmandate.ai built it under the same date. Each site recorded its half in public, and the two records do not quite agree.

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Feature

feature · 2026-09-24

Three newsrooms in one network, and what each one actually runs

newsroom.sgit.ai makes the argument that a story is a graph of evidence. pt.newsroom.sgit.ai runs that method on the Portuguese AI ecosystem. This newsroom points the same method at the sgit network itself. Each one draws its own line between what runs and what is design.

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Explainer

explainer · 2026-09-24

A reader's guide to the sgit network

The newsroom's snapshot holds 32 sites. This is each one in a sentence or two, in its own words where possible, grouped by what it is for, with a link to the copy in the reading room.

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Back catalogue

back-catalogue · 2026-09-24

Thirty-six published vaults, and what a reader can open today

By 24 September 2026 sgit.ai had published 36 vaults, each with a read key put on its page on purpose. What kinds there are, how a key gets published, and what anyone can open with nothing installed.

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back-catalogue · 2026-09-24

sgit.ai from v0.1.1 to v0.6.8, release by release

Between 11 August and 24 September 2026 the sgit.ai site went through 166 releases, from a proposal microsite to thirty-six published vaults and five business plans. This is what was built, in the order the site's own version log records it.

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back-catalogue · 2026-09-24

RiskMandate.ai from its baseline to v1.34.8

RiskMandate.ai kept a note for every release, 106 of them from 29 June to 24 September 2026. Read in order, they show a site that began as a risk-acceptance pitch and now sells one document, the Agent Behaviour Policy, at four prices.

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back-catalogue · 2026-09-24

Five business plans, published as vaults for somebody else to run

In two days sgit.ai published five business plans as vaults, each written for another founder to take and run. They are proposals with every price marked as a hypothesis, not products; this is what each one proposes, who it is for, and what is inside.

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Edition

edition · 2026-09-24

A brief written on one site, built on another the same day

The busiest day of the week. sgit.ai published four business plans as vaults (business plans), a set of proposed partnerships (version log, v0.6.4) and two briefs for riskmandate.ai (briefs index). riskmandate.ai built one of those briefs the same day (v1.34.2).

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edition · 2026-09-23

sgit.ai opens a partnerships section, with a proposal to UK Sovereign AI

sgit.ai spent the afternoon making a business case in public: a new partnerships section, and a first proposal that names riskmandate.ai as a party. It also published the first business plan written for somebody else to run, and rebuilt its DSIT toolkit page. riskmandate.ai...

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edition · 2026-09-22

The future of news is the story vault, argued in three passes and then signed

A quiet day by count and a busy morning on sgit.ai: one long article on the future of news, rewritten twice before ten, then given a byline and a page for that byline to point at. On riskmandate.ai the reviewed level got a written workflow and a list of who runs it, and that...

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edition · 2026-09-20

An agent refused to open a mislabelled read key, and sgit.ai changed the label

A day about labels. On sgit.ai an agent declined to open vaults whose published read keys called themselves private, and the site agreed with it, relabelled the keys and wrote the rule down. The same day sgit.ai took the em-dash out of its prose, published the article that...

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