0.6.0 — Pages-only nav, a Pricing page, and RAMM

Three moves in one release: the homepage nav is decluttered to top-level pages only, Pricing becomes its own page, and RAMM — the Risk Acceptance Maturity Model — lands as a first-class page.

Homepage nav declutter (new 0.6.0 snapshot)

The four in-page section anchors (No deny · Acceptance · Mandate · Foundation) only ever scrolled the homepage and crowded the bar. They're gone. Because the homepage is the frozen latest version page and sections aren't broadcast at runtime, decluttering it needs a new snapshot: src/v0/v0.6/v0.6.0/ ships a single site/menu.json with empty sections and inherits 0.5.1's homepage otherwise. Pointing latest at 0.6.0 drops the section links from the homepage and the top-level pages in one move (HEAD sections come from the latest snapshot). Older snapshots keep their section nav — they're immutable.

Pricing is now a page

The surviving Pricing link points at a real top-level page (/pricing.html) instead of an in-page anchor: the three value-split tiers (Community · free, Consumption · token-based, Enterprise · custom) plus a "what changes across tiers" clarifier. More detail — per-tier limits, metering, framework mappings — lands here next.

RAMM — the Risk Acceptance Maturity Model

A new core page (/ramm.html) presenting the graph-native maturity model: acceptance as a durable decision node grounded inward by evidence and outward by governance and appetite; the five levels (Ad hoc → Optimized) as testable Node Type Formulas, not questionnaire claims; the entity model; the Agentic RAMM overlay (capability certificate, authorization closure, moment of authorization, agent twin); interoperability as bridges to OWASP/RIMS/etc. rather than merges; example maturity queries; and the throughline — using Risk Mandate is a mechanism for raising your RAMM level, because it produces exactly the owned, evidenced, interval-bound, appetite-linked acceptance nodes the higher levels require. Built in the site's own design system (no inlined infographic), so it stays light.

Nav order

Partners · RAMM · Risk Scenarios ▾ · Pricing · Library · Agents · Dev. RAMM sits second, reflecting that it's a core element of the site and the graph model. Order is a one-line change in PAGE_CONFIG.

Mechanics

• PAGE_CONFIG: ramm { order: 12, label: 'RAMM' }, pricing { order: 18 }.
• Frozen outputs re-pinned: the only change per older snapshot is the inlined RM.data.pages line (the two new pages); verified by diff. 0.6.0 is a fresh pin.
• Smoke: section-links group moved to an older snapshot (0.5.1) that still carries sections; new assertions confirm the homepage and top-level pages are section-free, and that the RAMM (five levels) and Pricing (three tiers) pages load and mark themselves active.