# What is reused from RiskMandate.ai

The X-ray is a different product with the same shape. Most of what RiskMandate.ai has already built and published carries over as it stands.

| RiskMandate.ai has | The X-ray reuses it as |
|---|---|
| **Four levels**: the pack for £10, a working vault for £50, corrected for £500, two sessions and a professional's signature for £1,500. | Four levels: the kit, the vault, Standard and Tailored, at £50, £150, £500 and £1,500. |
| **"Each level is the level below plus exactly one thing."** | The same rule, stated on the pricing page. |
| **Free published examples with read keys**, before anybody buys. | The sample X-ray in this vault. |
| **The prompt is free on purpose.** | The run prompt and the catalogue are public. |
| **Standing payment links** at store.sgit.ai, and a page after payment that says what happens next. | The same, one link per level. |
| **"Done is a commit"**, checkable from the vault's own history. | Each level's "done when" is a commit in the customer's vault. |
| **Reviewer pages**: the people who sign, and what is published about them. | The reviewers who sign Tailored X-rays. |
| **Labels for how a row is known**: measured, documented or derived. | Read, computed or inferred. |
| **"What we never ask for"**: credentials, access, scans. | The same list, on the intake page. |

## What is different

- **The subject.** RiskMandate describes one AI agent in one deployment. The X-ray describes a whole company, from its documents.
- **The input.** RiskMandate's prompt runs where the agent runs. The X-ray's documents are dropped into a vault.
- **The buyer.** RiskMandate sells to the people who answer for an agent. The X-ray sells to the people who answer for the company.

## Together

A founder could run both from one store, with one reviewer pool and one pattern for delivery. That is a decision for the founders, not for this plan.