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54 published vaults: 18 reference, 13 briefing, 9 analysis, 5 application, 4 record, 3 presentation, 1 gallery, 1 report. Newest first; click any heading to sort. Every read key and the live link are on the vault's own page.

#	Vault	What it is	Category	Files	Size	Published
54	Synthetic users · newsroom.sgit.ai `bg1opz3c`	The method of #27 and #28 pointed at newsroom.sgit.ai: five invented readers drove a browser one screenshot at a time, 62 steps, 51 questions, 31 findings, six blocking, and a measured bug: 51 of 527 figures missing after the move	Analysis	83	11991 KB	2026-10-10
53	Infographic bake-off `po5i477i`	Every image model on OpenRouter on 10 October 2026, given the same eleven briefs from one article in five rounds: 101 images judged blind by a Designer agent, every cost recorded, an Accountant's ledger and projections, a Data Scientist's analysis, and guidance on which model for which job, with the runner, OCR scorer and an app	Reference	378	8818 KB	2026-10-10
52	Article Views `chtgtd9e`	Five articles read again by five agents with roles: 662 items catalogued with their verbatim sentences and 32 flags, an ontology at article, topic and site altitude with nine maps, each article's place in the arc, two-minute versions and nine-slide decks, with the role files, renderers, checks and an app	Reference	143	9608 KB	2026-10-10
51	Long Tail Ledger `deqiwj7z`	The economics of open source's long tail, measured and simulated: one Intel iMac that could not run Homebrew or Docker Desktop, the long tail sized from Homebrew and PyPI analytics, where money flows for old versions, what card fees do to a payment of pence, five funding models over 10,000 seeded draws, break-even prices, a sensitivity tornado, the satellite support firms, and a calculator that runs the same model in the browser	Reference	68	1767 KB	2026-10-10
50	AI Governance Graph `1wp3xpf4`	Hari Kota's ten-layer AI governance stack as a fractal semantic graph: the table kept exactly as posted (46 examples, every cell a node), the ten edges the table already contains, 119 sourced cross-layer edges of ours, each example zoomed into its instrument and provisions, and Hari's three gaps and do-this-today test run as queries on a fictional shop	Reference	79	3006 KB	2026-10-09
49	Agent Desk `5ej8boc8`	A business plan for a Mac of the agent's own: a dedicated, locked-down macOS desktop per customer, built per run from encrypted vaults, keys by PKI, erased at the end; Apple's licence quoted with the shapes it allows; three behaviour policies for one customer service agent (23, 11 and 3 rows of unbounded excess); a calculator and a Wardley map	Briefing	79	2633 KB	2026-10-09
48	Local evidence log `92yb24y9`	A log for live local stories, kept as evidence: when a local public service is running badly and nothing a local person could check says so. Evidence by level, claims and what would resolve them, every source and how it was reached, leads that do not fit, enquiries, and scheduled re-checks; first incident, reported IT disruption at two London hospitals on 8 October 2026	Reference	54	927 KB	2026-10-08
47	The agency scale `ddfw24hx`	A maturity model for anyone asked to decide, a person or an agent: seven dimensions (options, context, depth, time, incentives, escalation, authority), seven levels from rubber stamp to delegator where the weakest dimension caps the decision, fourteen cases scored by the same rule, an assessment for your own decision points, the review as a QA loop, and the law that asks for it	Reference	61	448 KB	2026-10-08
46	Hope or enforcement `wz9dw0m5`	The Agent Behaviour Policy at work: one customer service mandate for a fictional shop, three designs of the agent (one model with connectors, a harness of business tools, a team of narrow agents behind a gateway), sixty-two emails through each, and for every rule who enforces it; the policy after the run, the client's promises, and a year you can recompute	Reference	67	1,068 KB	2026-10-08
45	Threat-sized security `zwlqqvkm`	Who are you actually protecting against? A six-tier ladder of attackers built on NIST SP 800-30, the NCSC and MITRE ATT&CK; eight fictional startups with attack trees and the line each should draw; an air-gapped Mac mini compared with an isolated one; and five questions to draw your own line	Reference	56	469 KB	2026-10-08
44	The Mill Street Bridge `vk3jlgzb`	A simulation of Markus Franz's bridge example on a story vault: one fictional local bridge closure from first notice to reopening, the journalism that got the date right, the paper on five dates, three readers whose own graphs meet the story graph, three institutions and an agent buying from the same graph, and where every penny goes; every figure computed from written assumptions; v0.2 adds the economics and the data, v0.3 a new navigation, four themes and a reviewed, gated codebase	Reference	127	913 KB	2026-10-07
43	AI BCF as a graph `lop5iqzw`	Jan van Dijke's AI Baseline Control Framework v1.0 (CC BY-SA 4.0) converted from its CSV export into a semantic graph: ontology, SKOS taxonomy, JSON-LD and Turtle, eighty hyperlinked documents, a SQLite database that runs in the browser, and a join from every AI Act citation to the law's text in the Regulation Graph vault; a fractal graph view, a crosswalk, SQL and triple-pattern consoles	Reference	143	3.0 MB	2026-10-07
42	Deck Vault `13djtu3j`	A business plan for an author-first home for presentations: every author's decks in a vault the host cannot read, access decided by keys, seven roles no single company holds, pay once with 85% to the author, provenance as the product; ten plan documents, a right-of-access letter, a register and a working mock built as web components	Briefing	55	214 KB	2026-10-06
41	How Much Evidence `kd0xhy6z`	The data behind the article How much of this did I write?: 266 messages, 124 releases and 27 days as rows; per-article ledgers with the turns behind each; 28 corrections with their latency; the 29-article dependency map with every article's graph; the article's own fractal from strategy to data; the record by era; 75 article versions with diffs; and a hash and screenshot of each cited source, with the app that reads them	Reference	116	7.6 MB	2026-10-05
40	Code Review Graphs `7w90lvd3`	The sgit CLI read as layered graphs from its syntax tree: eleven stories, 72 commands, 13 packages, 377 classes, 1,111 methods and 2,592 calls, two method streams, one commit read upwards to the stories it reaches, and ten house-rule checks	Reference	20	4.2 MB	2026-10-03
39	Kit Bag `r53ldcxt`	A business plan for a Chrome extension you build yourself and load from a folder, with its Agent Behaviour Policy written first and every barrier typed	Briefing	33	565 KB	2026-09-30
38	PCI DSS Graph `7xyzg5zs`	PCI DSS v4.0.1 as a semantic graph: goals, requirements, sections, identifiers, terms, roles and dates with typed edges; the licensed text left with the licence holder	Reference	12	1.6 MB	2026-09-29
37	The Evidence Dispatch `c0vf9zz8`	A newsroom on an evidence vault: six AI-authored articles on the Medicare agent case, sharing an attributed claim ledger, source dossiers, a timeline and a graph of declared relationships	Analysis	235	13.0 MB	2026-09-27
36	Company X-Ray `ukpqjkly`	A business plan for reading a company's own documents together, with one invented company X-rayed and every finding tied to its evidence	Briefing	60	710 KB	2026-09-24
35	Lesson Loop `3s9q7zl7`	A business plan for coaches: the coach's knowledge captured at the end of every lesson, in a record the player holds	Briefing	27	407 KB	2026-09-24
34	Risk Acceptance Office `odn10gfp`	A business plan with one risk replayed: established on facts, accepted for an interval, escalated, funded and ended on facts	Briefing	32	673 KB	2026-09-24
33	Connector Twin `7tkvspwp`	A business plan with a working replay: what an agent did through Gmail and Calendar, what it saw, and what can be undone	Briefing	31	515 KB	2026-09-24
32	Agent as Webmaster `ikrqeu5t`	A complete business plan, with mock-ups and prototypes, written for somebody else to run	Briefing	32	666 KB	2026-09-23
31	DSIT AI Risk Toolkit `0q4sfr57`	Start with an AI decision and trace it back to UK DSIT guidance; an eight-slide walkthrough plays from the vault	Reference	155	12.1 MB	2026-09-20
30	Fractional CISO application pack `eaba68j5`	The sibling of #29, written for an archetype instead of a company, so there is nothing to redact. Two days a month, a twelve-month map, and a section that says what the role is not	Briefing	72	19 MB	2026-09-18
29	Interim CISO application pack `8brojsem`	A job application as a vault, three routes for three readers, four documents in four formats each, and the client named nowhere	Briefing	56	17 MB	2026-09-17
28	Synthetic users · riskmandate.ai `o3q6zhtr`	The same method as #27 pointed at a second product, and it measured rather than narrated, catching a shipped bug every existing test had passed over	Analysis	53	3.5 MB	2026-09-16
27	Synthetic users `g2hei4u6`	Five invented buyers walked through store.sgit.ai one screenshot at a time, 43 steps, 15 unanswered questions, 18 findings, three costing a sale	Analysis	67	6.4 MB	2026-09-15
26	The sgit.ai board `pdulwi6i`	The site's own task board as a vault, cards as files, five columns as an app, the source of truth the site renders from	Record	21	40 KB	2026-09-07
25	Agent permission games `4evnlwrj`	Two games about grants and mandates, the first vault here that phones home	Application	68	2.6 MB	2026-09-06
24	AIUC-1 conformance layer `2wzct4k7`	The AIUC-1 standard as a graph, plus a conformance layer that computes insurability	Reference	649	43 MB	2026-09-05
23	Licence to Operate `posrhzp3`	An insurance policy for an agent, simulated: grant, mandate, and the delta nothing covers	Analysis	121	13 MB	2026-09-04
22	VoiceDebrief pitch (FI) `95i2xqrd`	A three-minute investor pitch as a presenter app, with script, timings and sources	Presentation	48	17 MB	2026-09-02
21	Scaling Threat Modeling `0ict6flm`	ThreatModCon 2025: eleven linked threat models across 51 nodes and 179 threats	Presentation	53	4.1 MB	2026-08-27
20	AI vs. AI, Black Hat EU 2025 `k1izvg7e`	The Black Hat EU 2025 keynote, with its PDF exports and eight research papers	Presentation	87	20 MB	2026-08-27
19	Standards Atlas, GDPR `4zv4bvmu`	GDPR as a semantic graph, with writes scoped to a feedback folder	Reference	116	6.3 MB	2026-08-25
18	RiskMandate · File security `wu365g94`	An eleven-step risk-acceptance walk, running SQLite in the browser	Analysis	71	2.7 MB	2026-08-25
17	Penetration Test Report `o4lrwx02`	A penetration test report (fictional) with a re-test script per finding	Report	93	6.4 MB	2026-08-25
16	SG/Payments Brief Pack `o3m0sz3q`	A payments briefing pack, marked PROPOSED rather than dressed as decided	Briefing	18	224 KB	2026-08-25
15	Content-Transformation Proxy `3c90c2bff2b1`	An as-built engineering brief, shipped with its slides, diagrams and source PDFs	Briefing	140	63 MB	2026-08-25
14	SG Commercialisation `haeu7p1e`	A commercial operating model, with its customer register deliberately left empty	Briefing	78	536 KB	2026-08-25
13	Vault App Mode `xth1xt78`	Nine proofs of concept for vault app mode, with a hub that runs them	Reference	57	251 KB	2026-08-23
12	Private Health Score `zc6abngv`	A clinical questionnaire scored by a versioned framework, with a clinician review screen	Application	35	1.2 MB	2026-08-23
11	VoiceDebrief `k6xy9z4d`	Four apps in one vault, from raw recording to structured debrief	Analysis	92	1.2 MB	2026-08-22
10	Regulation Graph `73heuprz`	The EU AI Act parsed from Formex into an evidence graph, article by article	Reference	207	14.9 MB	2026-08-20
9	Risk Mandate `4zf6pf2z`	A working software project delivered as a vault, and it calls an LLM holding no API key	Application	124	1.9 MB	2026-08-17
8	Risk Graph Explorer `3simlnqe`	A fact-to-risk graph explorer, built to be public: its app.json requests nothing	Application	33	428 KB	2026-08-17
7	Agentic Browser Isolation `0610gsp9`	Should an agent browse with your logged-in sessions? A living risk graph, per stakeholder	Analysis	104	2.4 MB	2026-08-17
6	Supplement Stack `r7zes477`	A patient-held health record: a real regimen, label photos, totals against UK RNIs	Record	23	2.3 MB	2026-08-16
5	Strategy Maps `ookq4mn4`	The SG/Send strategy in seven Wardley maps, plus the sgit positioning analysis	Analysis	33	830 KB	2026-08-16
4	Field Notes `4bshby5n`	Six studies with generative SVG art, the smallest complete vault app	Application	4	11 KB	2026-08-16
3	Deploy Docs `fyofmkvr`	Living deployment documentation, updated by an sgit push with no site deploy	Record	17	25 KB	2026-08-16
2	The Vault Catalogue `kc67yhgw`	An index of published vaults that is itself a vault, and lists itself	Record	9	11 KB	2026-08-16
1	Algarve · May 2026 `3d04e6b9ca98`	A travel diary: twenty photographs in three sizes and an eight-chapter narrative	Gallery	71	29 MB	2026-08-16

Publishing one of your own? The method is written down: the seven steps behind every row above, the tools that do each one, and the mistakes that produced each rule. The rules themselves, with the incident behind each, are on Lessons learned, including why a read key may be published and a vault key never may.

This table is the complete list, and its machine-readable twin is generated from the same file. The catalogue (an index of vaults that is itself a vault, updated by an sgit push with no site deploy) carries a shape taxonomy and per-entry evidence status for the first nine; it is waiting on its key holder for the rest. The original worked example of creating, auditing and embedding one is on the embed demo page.

Agents: this catalogue is also published as /demos/vaults/llms.txt, every vault above with its id, category, size and published read key, generated from the same file this table is, so the two cannot drift. The whole-site map is /llms.txt.