What this site's gate checks that a sibling's does not
This is the first site in the estate that carries a price, and a page with a price is an offer. So the gate carries the rules that constrain an offer, as machine assertions rather than as advice in a document:
- The word that may never appear on a site carrying prices appears on no page, in no heading, in no filename, and in no built artefact.
- No conformity-marking language in any form, and no claim to be a compliance assessment.
- The three terms ruled out on 10 September — one for encryption, one for recall, one for autonomy — reach no page, including the page that explains why↗. {{claim:three-banned-words}}
- The sentence about what a provider can read is absent until six questions about what leaks are answered. {{claim:cannot-read-unanswered}}
- The absolute form of the tamper claim never appears, and the honest form never appears without its witness in sight. {{claim:tamper-evident-witness}}
- The open naming collision reaches no page. {{claim:naming-collision-open}}
- Every price matches the pack that set it, to the penny.
- Committed spend is never mentioned without the negation in sight: professional services do not draw down committed spend, and the old version of that claim appears nowhere. {{claim:no-committed-spend}}
- The model-generated disclosure is above the fold on every page, not in a footer. {{claim:transparency-article}}
A rule that only lives in a document gets broken by the next person who has not
read it. These live in tools/check_site.py, and each one names the rule it
enforces.
PAGE /what-is-in-one/ — What is actually in one
title: What is actually in one description: "The four objects inside an Agent Behaviour Policy and the order they come in: the mandate, the grant, the delta and the barrier. Why there is no score on anything here and never will be. And the difference between the free template and the thing that is priced." lead: "A grant on its own is an inventory, and nobody acts on an inventory. This is what is inside the document every level of this store sells — four objects, in an order that matters — and two things the document deliberately does not have." order: 12 toc: true