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0.7.0 — RAMM on the homepage + the interactive pyramid

RAMM stops being a page you have to find and becomes part of the homepage story, and its five levels stop being a static list and become a thing you can drive.

A RAMM band now sits on the homepage between Foundation and Pricing: the "maturity you compute, not claim" pitch, the five-level strip, and a CTA into the RAMM page and its live pyramid. Because the homepage is the frozen latest version page, this is a new snapshot — src/v0/v0.7/v0.7.0/ overrides the homepage template (adds the band) plus a ramm-band.css, and inherits everything else (empty section nav, the dropdown) from 0.6.0. Pointing latest at 0.7.0 ships it; older snapshots are untouched.

The interactive five-level pyramid

The centerpiece. <rm-ramm-pyramid> on the RAMM page replaces the static level list with the actual argument made tangible: a sample RiskAcceptanceDecision node with toggleable directed edges, and a maturity level that recomputes live from the graph. Each level is its Node Type Formula — L2 needs ownedBy + approvedBy; L3 adds expiresAt, reviewedAt, justifiedBy; L4 adds boundedBy, withinToleranceOf, and a board-delegation path; L5 adds reassessOn, portfolio queries, and an appetite feedback loop. Toggle the edges (or use the Empty / Typical / Governed / Optimized presets) and the achieved level, the pyramid fill, and the per-level query verdict all update. An Agentic overlay toggle adds the Agentic RAMM's extra edges (capability certificate, authorization closure, twin reassessment) to the per-level criteria. It's pure in-memory domain logic over a tiny sample graph — "computed, not claimed" you can actually click.

Infographic loader (wired, awaiting the asset)

<rm-ramm-figure> is in place on the RAMM page and loads the infographic at runtime through the SG bridge (sg.vfs), exactly like the library images — never inlined. It stays hidden until the asset resolves. Drop assets/ramm/ramm-model.webp into the vault and it appears; no rebuild, no page change. (The source PNG needs re-supplying — it didn't carry across sessions.)

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