The network
Where games.sgit.ai sits in the sgit.ai family, and which sibling site answers which question.
Source: https://games.sgit.ai/network/index.html↗ · site v0.5.0 · this file is generated from the same content
as the page, so the two cannot drift. Every page on this site has a .md twin; internal links
below point at them.
The network
This is one of a family of focused sites on *.sgit.ai, each taking one question further than a section could. They share a design, a release discipline, and a habit of publishing the argument before the thing exists.
The project this site is part of
RiskMandate.ai↗ — the business risk layer for autonomous systems. Agents act. You own the risk. It begins where security stops: not the finding, but who accepts it, who funds the fix, and who owns the consequence. Its unit is the mandate — the right to act, granted by a named owner, scoped, and time-bound rather than standing — and its signature mechanic is that a real risk has no deny button ↗, only an interval and an owner.
These games are the front end of one part of that: getting a real person to state what they wanted, so the gap against what was granted becomes visible and countable. How the two connect↗ · The grant is not the mandate ↗ · Library↗.
The ones this site leans on
| Site | What it answers | Why it matters here |
|---|---|---|
| sgit.ai↗ | the encrypted git for humans and AI agents | The vault layer the games ship in, and the page on this vault↗ with its credential audit |
| pki.sgit.ai↗ | a key registry for agents | The mesh, the capability primitives, the nine public profiles and the reductions both games run on |
| graphs.sgit.ai ↗ | a node is just a node; meaning is in the edges | The grammar the ideas graph and the mesh are both built under — which is why they join without a mapping |
| risks.sgit.ai↗ | you cannot deny a risk, only accept it for a time | Where the delta goes once you have one |
| llms.sgit.ai↗ | calling a model without holding an API key | The sg.llm.* bridge behind the games' chat panel — the reason we embed the real host |
And the one this site is for
what-can-it-do.games.sgit.ai↗ — the first game, player-facing. It is the family's first fourth-level domain and its first site whose audience is not a practitioner.
The rule that produced it, stated once so the next game inherits it: a game gets its own domain when it is meant to be shared, and the domain is the game's name so the link explains itself. If more games reach measured, they get <name>.games.sgit.ai on the same rule. Everything below that bar lives on a page here.