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subscriptions.sgit.ai — brief pack

For: the agent commissioned to build subscriptions.sgit.ai From: Dinis Cruz, via the SG/Send Librarian Version: v0.33.62 · 24 August 2026 Licence: CC BY 4.0 — but read LICENSE.md: this site's real rules are defamation and personal-data discipline, not copyright.


What this is

The subscription standard, register and workflows — everything on one site, by decision of 24 August, with the commercial service designed to refactor out later to its own property if a business partner emerges (the riskmandate pattern, run in the other direction).

Two source briefs ship in sources/. The second (the refund is the pretext and the register is the product) overrides the first's framing and keeps all its research:

"The law is not the product. It is evidence, and a floor. The product is the record of who answers, what they hold, and how they behave when asked."

And the front-page principle:

A subscription is a discount for committing to regular use. It is not rent on something you have the right to ignore.

The site also carries the legislative ambition: the five clauses are the recommended subscription model — the proposal for what the law should be — published as an adoptable standard first, with the law-shaped draft as the artefact for consumer groups and committees.


Read in this order

FileWordsWhat it does
00__BRIEF.md1.1kStart here. The two briefs and the override, the decision, the three load-bearing rules, the split table, build order
01__the-standard.md0.7kThe principle, the five clauses, standard-before-law sequencing, the four-axis maturity model
02__the-register.md0.6kDo-you-hold-it, the no-verdict entry format, the three answers, the inconsistency test, the reflexivity defences, governance
03__the-workflows-and-vaults.md0.9kThe March pipeline, the three-vault architecture, the honest vault claim, BYOM-first — and the sgit showcase argument
04__the-legal-pages.md0.7kThe levers ranked, the closing window, the dating discipline, the perimeter
05__site-architecture-and-the-split.md0.5kPage by page, and the three mechanisms that make the future split a DNS change
06__publishing-rules-and-boundaries.md0.5kThe register's constitution as build requirements
07__gaps-and-open-questions.md0.6k5 blocking items, 9 open questions (3 new), the honest gaps
09__source-manifest.csv19 rowsSources, tiered; corpus paths verified; two marked verify-at-build
sources/2 briefsThe 16th and 17th of 20 August, verbatim

The five things that make this site unusual in the network

1. Its rules bound its own name. No-adjectives killed every "fair/honest" candidate; the corrected headline killed every "refund" name. The same filters govern every future headline — and the DNR trap (Discount-Not-Rent) is noted so nobody rediscovers it.

2. It can launch before contacting anyone. The exit-path measurement — fifty companies, click counts, dated, method published — needs no cooperation: "a public, dated, reproducible artefact before a single letter has been sent." Build it first; it is the register's credibility deposit.

3. Its strongest instrument is the fairest. The inconsistency test — "the answer to a data subject and the claims in the marketing cannot both be true" — lands only where true, needs no characterisation, and passes clean companies cleanly.

4. Its legal pages expire on a known date. Spring 2027. Every page dated, statused, and owned — the memory-network staleness rule at its sharpest, because here a stale page gets a reader corrected by a trader.

5. It is the sgit business-model showcase. Client files in client vaults, parsers as shared vault workspaces, the register as re-pointable vault data, BYOM because the meter costs the privacy claim, serverless economics — "no new infrastructure was invented for this business." Feature /workflows/ from sgit.ai.


Before anything publishes

Five blocking items (07__ §1): solicitor review of the publishing rule and entry one · the selection rule published · the refusal interval published · the template versioned · the authority-capture workflow. The register's governance page goes live before its first row.


This file is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence (CC BY 4.0).


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