The snapshot the newsroom reads holds 1,318 files from 32 sites, fetched between 23:40 UTC on 24 September and 07:57 UTC on 25 September 2026 (counted from the manifest). Most sites publish an llms.txt, a plain summary written for agents, and that is the source for each line below. Two sites have no llms.txt in the snapshot, so their front pages are used instead. The file count after each site name is also counted from the manifest. The groups are the newsroom's, not the network's.
The product
- sgit.ai (194 files). "sgit is git for encrypted vaults": files are encrypted on your machine before they leave it, and the server stores only ciphertext. The site is the official documentation for sgit and the SGraph vault platform (llms.txt↗).
- sg-compute.sgit.ai (4). SG/Compute starts an isolated EC2 environment, runs the declared work and terminates it. The site says it is open source, in early access and looking for users (llms.txt↗).
- llms.sgit.ai (45). "Your app calls a language model without ever holding an API key." The site also says plainly that the bridge is not yet a boundary against all egress (llms.txt↗).
- pki.sgit.ai (7). Public key infrastructure for agents. It publishes the history of the keyserver flooding of 2019, and the registry rules that follow from it, "before the registry exists" (llms.txt↗).
- issues-fs.sgit.ai (2). An issue tracker where every issue is a JSON file and every link is a typed edge. It needs no server or database, so it lives inside the repository it tracks (llms.txt↗).
- skills.sgit.ai (3). Skills as software packages. It lists eight shipped skills, and it warns that the list shows what shipped, not what has been reviewed (llms.txt↗).
- twins.sgit.ai (3). The twin primitive: an interface to reality, not a simulation of it. "ONE TWIN IS BUILT."; the rest is labelled design (llms.txt↗).
The business
- riskmandate.ai (324). "Make your agents insurable." It measures what agents can reach and produces a record an underwriter will accept. It is read-only and never in the request path (llms.txt↗).
- store.sgit.ai (95). "Every agent needs a licence to operate. This is where you buy one." Two of its six offers do not exist yet, and their rows say so (llms.txt↗).
- subscriptions.sgit.ai (3). "A subscription is a discount for committing to regular use." The site holds a standard, a register and evidence (llms.txt↗).
Agents, risk and evidence
- abp.sgit.ai (315). The Agent Behaviour Policy: an agent's grant, its mandate, the gap and the barrier. "This site publishes the record and never the verdict." (llms.txt↗; the feature).
- risks.sgit.ai (5). The research behind riskmandate.ai: a named person underwrites an exposure that already exists, and there is no deny button. The site warns that "ESSENTIALLY NONE OF THIS IS IMPLEMENTED IN CODE." (llms.txt↗).
- nhi.sgit.ai (4). Non-human identity. Its thesis is that there is no way today to give a scoped, short-lived identity to agents you rent (llms.txt↗).
- standards.sgit.ai (3). Laws and standards as addressable provisions. Only one instrument is modelled so far, and the site gives no score and no pass (llms.txt↗).
- threat-modeling.sgit.ai (3). "A threat model is a claim about a system". It publishes a conference vault of eleven linked threat models and a model checked line by line against its code (llms.txt↗).
- games.sgit.ai (17). "A game is the only artefact that makes somebody state a belief before they are told the answer." It holds the catalogue and the method (llms.txt↗).
- what-can-it-do.games.sgit.ai (61). A five-minute game: forty questions about what your AI assistant can do, and whether you wanted it to (llms.txt↗).
The provider reports
- providers.sgit.ai (11). The hub of a family of independent provider reports, built around one question: "where does the API credential live, and what bounds it." The hub makes no measurements itself (llms.txt↗).
- elevenlabs.providers.sgit.ai (30). An independent report on the ElevenLabs text-to-speech API. It covers cost on a named workload, what broke, and which credential patterns the product supports. "This is a report, not a tutorial." (front page↗).
- ungovr.providers.sgit.ai (27). A report on the UnGovr open-data API: government entities and open-records laws, free under CC BY 4.0. It is the family's first open-data provider (front page↗).
Reference and method
- graphs.sgit.ai (6). "A node carries no inherent meaning." Meaning comes from connections. The site insists it is not a graph database pitch (llms.txt↗).
- wardley-maps.sgit.ai (18). "Maps are claims, not pictures." A research site with a doctrine self-assessment and a set of dated resources (llms.txt↗).
- teams.sgit.ai (24). "Roles are boundaries." It is the reference for agentic teams with more than one role (front page↗, llms.txt↗; the explainer).
- coding.sgit.ai (3). Coding style, derived by counting the code. "31 documented rules. 0 linters, 0 formatters, 0 type-checkers anywhere in the estate." (llms.txt↗).
- nfrs.sgit.ai (3). Non-functional requirements, from the inside. It is a hub under one rule: "LINK THE MEASUREMENT, NEVER RESTATE IT." (llms.txt↗).
- chrome-extensions.sgit.ai (3). Four guides from building a browser extension that records a web application's traffic. One of its five sentences is "The expensive bugs do not throw." (llms.txt↗).
- open-source.sgit.ai (40). "Open source as a strategy rather than a charity": the position, the practice and a history checked against its sources (llms.txt↗).
- influences.sgit.ai (29). The network's provenance layer: the works that shaped the founder's thinking, each written as a falsifiable claim about the codebase. The works themselves are linked, never rehosted (llms.txt↗).
- infographics.sgit.ai (3). The catalogue of briefs turned into images. "This site does not generate infographics"; it holds one entry (llms.txt↗).
A design, not built
- sg-sentinel.sgit.ai (2). An edge security and logging layer. Its llms.txt opens with the warning "SG/Sentinel has not been built." (llms.txt↗).
The newsrooms
- newsroom.sgit.ai (8). "Sell the graph, not the paragraph." It argues that a story is a graph of evidence. It also says "Most of this site is an argument, not a product." (llms.txt↗).
- pt.newsroom.sgit.ai (23). A newsroom written natively in Portuguese that maps the Portuguese AI ecosystem as a graph. Every claim walks back to a frozen, hashed copy of its source (llms.txt↗).
How these two relate to this newsroom is in the three newsrooms.
Reading them yourself
Every link above opens the newsroom's local copy, with the live page beside it. For the counts of which sites link to which, see the network map. For every file in the snapshot, see the index.