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Content-Transformation Proxy
"The proxy that shows you only what your policy allows." A request passes through mitmproxy, a service injects a transformation script, and the page is rewritten before the user sees it. This vault is the as-built write-up, three parts, ten authored slides, a diagram library and the original source decks, published as one navigable documentation site.
Read key:
sgit_public_read_18bf8b2aa558fec879edb39c79ee66d6b9594ada2dff71039b3f66f5b14e4839:3c90c2bff2b1In the official UI: open it read-only in a new tab · From the CLI:
sgit clone sgit_public_read_18bf8b2aa558fec879edb39c79ee66d6b9594ada2dff71039b3f66f5b14e4839:3c90c2bff2b1Published deliberately, and derived one-way from a vault key that is not published and never will be.
See it live, here
Both surfaces open automatically below. You can also open the app in its own window ↗.
What is in it
A dev brief that reads like a site, not a folder of PDFs
Nine sections across the top (Overview, Architecture, Vault, Deployment, Slides, Diagrams, Decks, Gallery, Sources) over material from a three-part dev brief dated 11 June 2026. Each part is written up in full with its slides and architecture diagrams placed inline, plus a deck viewer, a diagram library and a reader for the original PDFs.
Two deployment modes are worked through: an inline proxy, and a streamed remote browser where a container runs one browser per user and only pixels reach the client, "nothing to install, all you need is a browser."
Source material and finished explanation in the same object
The vault carries the rendered site, the ten authored infographics, the architecture diagrams, and the source PDFs the write-up came from. A reader who doubts the summary can open what it was made from without asking anyone.
That is the property a document attachment loses the moment it is emailed: the explanation and its evidence stop travelling together. Here one read key moves both.
Notes
Checked before publishing. No client, no third-party project, no external company, no contact details, in the text, and by eye across the slide and diagram images that a text scan cannot read. The only third-party product named is NotebookLM, as the tool that produced three blueprint decks. "permissions": {}.