standards.sgit.ai / network

The network, and what this site does not own

Seven sites carry related work between them. Boundaries matter more here than on most of them, because “standards” is a word broad enough to swallow half the network — so this page states what belongs to this site, what belongs elsewhere, and where the one live conflict is.

SiteOwnsBoundary with this site
standards.sgit.ai
this site
Instruments, provisions, crosswalks, the method, the instrument vaults—
risks.sgit.aiThe register, acceptance, the grounding ladder as risk apparatus, RAMM, accepted-vs-acceptable⚠️ The live conflict. The Article 26(5) worked example is the best asset for both. Proposed split: risks owns the register and the acceptance decision; standards owns the provision and the arithmetic. One canonical copy, the other links in. Q1, open. Also: the ISO 31000 stub points here
graphs.sgit.aiGraph theory, maps-as-graphs, meaning through connectivityThe ontology method is shared. Standards owns its application to legal instruments; graphs owns the general theory. If a page here starts explaining what a graph is, it belongs there
pki.sgit.aiPKI, agent identity and mandate, the registry MVPSupplies the house pattern and the build pipeline this site runs — the chrome injector, the validate → tag → deploy workflow, the raw-plus-curated document split. No content overlap. This site's key-leak check is pki's, extended
nhi.sgit.ai · sentinel.sgit.aiNon-human identity; the sentinelsg-sentinel describes “compliance as a living graph” and states plainly that it has not been built. Cross-link, do not duplicate — and do not let two sites both claim it
sgit.aiThe vault product, the catalogue, the demosHosts the vault estate. Instrument vaults list in its catalogue, and the catalogue stays canonical for the estate-wide index — this site's vault page mirrors rather than replaces it
riskmandate.aiCommercialReferences this site; is not referenced back. Its GDPR name-check should link here

The rule these boundaries follow

Cross-link page to page, not domain to domain.

A link that says “see risks.sgit.ai” is an instruction to go and search. A link that says this specific argument, on that specific page is a join. The network's own access review found three sites each holding a third of one answer and unjoined at the page level — so every cross-reference on this site points at a page.

Two things this site deliberately does not do

Not here

Rebuild the risk apparatus

The grounding ladder, RAMM, accepted-vs-acceptable and the plug profile are substantial and they are a different site. This site uses the ladder and does not re-explain it. The boundary →

Not here

Own the vault catalogue

Twelve vaults are published across the estate and one of them indexes the others. This site's vault page mirrors the conventions and links back rather than inventing a second index that will drift.