05 — Site architecture, and the split designed in from day one
The decision this implements
Everything on subscriptions.sgit.ai now; the commercial service refactors out later to its own property if a business partner emerges — the riskmandate.ai / risks.sgit.ai pattern, run in the other direction (they split content out of a commercial site; this starts unified and splits the commercial part off). Design for the split now and it is a DNS change; ignore it and it is a migration.
Three mechanisms make the split cheap:
- The register data lives in a vault — the site renders it. Re-pointing the render target moves the register to a neutral domain or non-profit without touching an entry. This also answers the founder-led-register criticism structurally: the data was never coupled to the founder's domain.
- The service pages live under one path —
/service/— and nowhere else links into their internals. The split is an export of one directory plus a stub. - The licence boundary is drawn now — everything outside
/service/is CC BY forever;/service/content is CC BY too while it lives here, but its branding and pricing are the parts a partner would own, so keep them thin.
Page by page
/ — the principle as the epigraph, the do-you-hold-it question, the current register table (even at ten rows), and the last-row honesty: "you did not use it" yields nothing on its own.
/standard/ — 01__. The five clauses, the adopters list, the conformance route (policy page = answer), and /standard/proposal/ — the law-shaped draft, explicitly labelled a proposal, with the 2027-regime delta table. This is the legislative artefact.
/register/ — 02__. The table, the schema, the templates by version, the governance page (selection rule, interval, review process) published before entry one.
/exit/ — the exit-path measurements: method first, then fifty companies, dated, re-runnable. The first thing built.
/workflows/ — 03__. The agentic pipeline with the plaintext step stated, the vault architecture, the parser workspaces, BYOM-first. This page doubles as the sgit showcase and should be linked from sgit.ai and the services.sgit.ai gallery when that exists.
/law/ — 04__. The levers table, the status table, as-at dates, named owner. The pages with an expiry date.
/service/ — the future-commercial directory: intake, the merit test, the decline rate, fees. Thin at launch; the founder's ten cases run through it.
/shipped/ — what exists vs designed, per house pattern: at launch, the standard and the method exist; the register has N rows; the parsers have M providers; the service has one client, who built it.
/network/, /admin/ — house pattern; /llms.txt self-sufficient; /llms-full.txt; markdown twins.
Boundaries within the network
| Site | Relationship |
|---|---|
standards.sgit.ai | Owns instruments-as-graphs; this site's law pages link its method (dated provisions, "derived not canonical") rather than rebuilding it |
risks.sgit.ai | The acceptance/evidence vocabulary; the claim file is a small evidence graph |
nfrs.sgit.ai | The dated-page/staleness discipline — this site is its sharpest test case |
open-source.sgit.ai | The standard-as-adoptable-artefact argument; CC BY rationale |
llms.sgit.ai / coding.sgit.ai | The agentic workflow conventions the parsers follow |
sgit.ai | Should feature /workflows/ as the business-model worked example |
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