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Briefs written here

39 documents under docs/, one page each. The direction, the architecture, the reviews and the workflows, written against a named source. The briefs that arrived from outside are a different list.

39documents under docs/one page each, rendered from the file
11direction briefsthe product and the site
5reviewsread against a named source
3workflowsrun once, written to run again

These were written here, by the agent maintaining the site, in response to the memos and documents that arrived. Each is read against a named source and dated. Add a file under docs/ and rerun build-admin.mjs: it has a page here and a test fails until it does.

Newest first

The ABP moves to the Open Security Summit: what the site did, and the process from here

When phase 1 starts, the page should grow a record of its own, the way the OWASP section has one: a project.json with gates, steps, submissions and a log, and the page built from it, so a status changes in one place. Until then the page is hand-written and…

3 November 2026 · direction
The customers site after SHarness: a brief for the session that maintains customers.riskmandate.ai

Until 29 October RiskMandate described and others enforced: an ABP said what one agent may do, and what kept each rule was the agent's willingness (a line in the prompt), a hook on its own machine, or a control the customer already ran. Now there is…

3 November 2026 · handover
Ten hard questions agree with the site everywhere except where it matters most: the home page says we enforce

Almost everywhere. The four objects are the home page's model section and every vault; never in the request path is on the grant-gap page ("Nothing we run sits in the request path"); the plug profile, the business cases, accepted is not…

9 October 2026 · review
One rule a stranger can paste is the way in, and a page per rule is how the path gets mended

The pieces exist; the doorway is still too big for the first step.

7 October 2026 · direction
The short answer: the film's arc, the lead's review of it, and the value proposition it tells

A premium animated short, not a corporate explainer, that has to work for engineers and for CEOs, boards, investors and operations people who do not know what an agent is. It tells RiskMandate as a human story: a company brings in an agent because it…

3 October 2026 · story
The early-adopters thank you: two groups, one offer, thirty days, and the words that go out

A thank you to two groups who put something in early, carried by one offer: an Agent Behaviour Policy for one agent they run, corrected for their situation with them, the level the store sells for £500, at no cost, to be collected within thirty days of the…

2 October 2026
Keeping an eye on the comms vault: a brief for the session that runs agent@riskmandate.ai

agent@riskmandate.ai now has a second inbox beside the mailbox. The contact form and the early-access registration on riskmandate.ai do not send email: what a visitor types is encrypted in their browser to the agent's public key and dropped into a…

30 September 2026 · handover
The encrypted contact form, for another site: what riskmandate.ai built and how to copy it

A contact form on a static site with no server, no form builder and nothing stored: what the visitor types is encrypted in their browser to the site agent's public key and dropped, with one POST, into a write-only append lane on the agent's private sgit…

30 September 2026 · handover
The early-access programme: invite only, a vault each, and the first batch by hand

An invitation to a small group of people who already run an agent with real access. Each member gets a behaviour-policy vault made for their organisation and their agent, holds its keys, and is asked to correct it. The correction is the product's first…

30 September 2026 · programme
The early-access programme: the invitation, the replies, and how the first batch goes out

The programme itself is described in docs/briefs/programme__early-access-and-the-first-batch.md and on the site at /early-access.html. This file is the operational half: the words that go out, the columns the list needs, and who does what, in the six-roles…

30 September 2026
The stories vault: how the lead, a studio model, this site's agent and the site work together

The publisher is the only party that reads the vault and writes the site, and the only one that reads the site and writes the vault. That is the "connect the dots" role the lead described, and it is deliberately narrow: it moves accepted work in…

26 September 2026 · architecture
The team, and what is public, private and secret: a behaviour policy for each of our own agents

site/team/, served as https://riskmandate.ai/team/, in the header under Behaviour policies. One index and one page per agent, generated by scripts/site/build-team.mjs from three data files:

26 September 2026 · architecture
Merch for people who hold the risk: a brief for an image model

Shirts and hoodies that a stranger buys. The buyer does not know RiskMandate and does not need to. They buy it because the line is funny and true about risk, or because somebody they know holds the risk at work and will laugh, or because it is December.…

25 September 2026 · merch
A behaviour policy for everybody the lead talks to, made by an agent from a zip

Users. The product is ready and the objective this quarter is people trying it. A behaviour policy about someone else's example deployment is a demo; one about their organisation, sent the day after a conversation, is an invitation to correct it, which is…

24 September 2026 · workflow
The reviewer manifest: one source for who does the work, addressed to the store team

One line: read https://riskmandate.ai/reviewers.json and build the chooser from it, instead of holding a second copy of a real person's biography.

22 September 2026 · workflow
Nobody buys a policy until they have made a small one, so the next phase is users

The store's four levels are a ladder for a customer. The memo asks for the step below the bottom one, whose output is a user:

21 September 2026 · direction
The menu after the ABP turn: five entries, one product first, and eleven pages out of the nav

Seven top-level entries, which is the cap the header can hold at 1100px: Policies (5) · Who it's for (3) · Insurance (8) · Live demos (7) · Lisbon 2026 (1) · Pricing (1) · More (11).

18 September 2026 · direction
Five synthetic users read the new home page: the word is fixed, the vocabulary is split

The second reading of riskmandate.ai by the same five invented readers found that the first reading's headline finding is gone and two new ones took its place. This page is the review; the runs, the screenshots and the interviews are in the vault,…

17 September 2026 · review
A grant is a union of capabilities; what the reader needs is the consequences — and the assets that make each one real

A consequence layer beside the grant: derived where it can be, authored where it must be, evidence-tiered like everything else, and never a score.

16 September 2026 · direction
The first MVP vault: oc433z3m becomes the product, and the reading app is rebuilt around it

The store's exploration has three emphases on one shopping model — ABP first, Vault first, Use it — and the vault appears the same way in all three: a panel titled Inside an ABP vault, with a left navigation of eight entries and a reading pane on the right.

16 September 2026 · direction
The grant has storeys: what the credential permits, what the client exposes, what practice allows — and the vault opens on the audience, not on the data

Our enforcer test is a control bounds a grant only if it is enforced by something the grant does not include. The vendor's non-exposure passes it: the agent cannot edit Anthropic's connector. So it is a boundary — and treating it as one, without more, is…

16 September 2026 · direction
Buying a behaviour policy for Claude on one Gmail mailbox: the workflow, run once

A call with a customer. Agreed on the call: the deployment is Claude in the browser with the Gmail connector enabled, on one mailbox, and the customer wants the behaviour policy for it. The same day the lead connected the connector on an account they run…

16 September 2026 · workflow
Vaults in vaults: the application vault is data, the renderer lives once

The renderer never sees which route ran. Its reads for data go through the same bridge or same-origin fetch the loader has, so data/grant.json resolves in this vault, not in the app vault. Booting is: parse the fetched document, move its styles into the…

15 September 2026 · architecture
The policy is a graph, and every stakeholder gets a projection of it

More of this exists than it looks, because the model site made the primitives into ids on day one:

15 September 2026 · direction
A policy per use case, and the £500 level is a prompt the customer runs

What the customer does, what we do, and what arrives, so the level-3 page on both sites can say the same thing.

15 September 2026 · direction
The agents' front door: onboard in ten minutes, and work in parallel without undoing each other

To become useful on this repository, the agent writing this read: the README, the how-the-website-works document, twelve briefs, the markdown twins of the ABP page, the library page, the Lab index, the work page and the agents page, six release notes, the…

15 September 2026 · process
Connector grants: the open questions, written to be handed to an agent

Five behaviour-policy vaults for connector shapes, in the directory at abp-vaults.html and each with its own page. None of these shapes is published at abp.sgit.ai; the grants were read from the vendors' own pages on 15 September 2026, quoted rather than…

15 September 2026 · research
The first measured behaviour policy: an owner API key on a self-hosted n8n, read against the model

An agent holding an owner-scoped API key on a self-hosted workflow-automation platform was given the earlier, prose version of the policy and asked to find the edges of what the key could do. It did it the right way: built and ran one real AI-agent…

15 September 2026 · review
The vault pages, read against the vault: show the thing, and stop copying it

The Licence to Operate demo page opens with the product itself, twice: the vault's app in App Mode, and beneath it the vault browser with the file tree on the left and the same app running under index.html. Both are the official SG/Vault interface, opened…

15 September 2026 · review
The Design Studio MVPs, read against the workflow that sells a behaviour policy

The studio has built the delivery end of the flow well and the selling end against the wrong ladder. Its vault — mandate, grant, computed delta, history, and an HTML plus JSON export the buyer keeps — is Lab 02's stage ten drawn properly, and its hero card…

14 September 2026 · review
LinkedIn company page — every field, ready to paste

Copy the values. Where a field needs a judgement call rather than a fact, the recommendation is first and the reasoning is one line under it.

12 September 2026
Direction change — the Agent Behaviour Policy becomes the primitive

The Agent Behaviour Policy is not a new product. It is the primitive the rest of RiskMandate was already made of, now named, published, and — critically — sellable this week at ten pounds.

11 September 2026 · direction
Lisbon messaging — we now have something to sell in the room

The previous strategy brief's problem was that the booth had a demo and no transaction: the game qualified people, the Index took an email, and the sale started after the event. That is no longer true. The Agent Behaviour Policy is a named artefact with a…

11 September 2026 · summit
Startup Summit Lisbon 2026 — strategy, materials, and the build list

riskmandate.ai is written for a Head of Risk. Lisbon is founders and investors. If we run the site's messaging at the booth it will land as "enterprise GRC vendor" and founders will walk past.

9 September 2026 · summit
Which published vaults belong on riskmandate.ai

demos.html embeds three, each with its own page:

9 September 2026 · vaults
Architecture Brief — Decoupling site structure from content

Split riskmandate.ai into two planes with different owners, lifecycles, and quality regimes:

4 July 2026 · architecture
Implementation Brief — Scenarios pilot (first decoupled content area)

Move the interactive Risk Scenarios experience to the decoupled model:

4 July 2026 · implementation
How riskmandate.ai actually works

How a page is put together, what happens when the browser loads one, and where each thing lives. Current as of v1.0.0; see the addendum below for what has been added since, and .claude/onboarding/01-map.md for the current map.

Direction · where the site and the product are going, and why

The ABP moves to the Open Security Summit: what the site did, and the process from here

When phase 1 starts, the page should grow a record of its own, the way the OWASP section has one: a project.json with gates, steps, submissions and a log, and the page built from it, so a status changes in one place. Until then the page is hand-written and…

3 November 2026 · direction
One rule a stranger can paste is the way in, and a page per rule is how the path gets mended

The pieces exist; the doorway is still too big for the first step.

7 October 2026 · direction
Nobody buys a policy until they have made a small one, so the next phase is users

The store's four levels are a ladder for a customer. The memo asks for the step below the bottom one, whose output is a user:

21 September 2026 · direction
The menu after the ABP turn: five entries, one product first, and eleven pages out of the nav

Seven top-level entries, which is the cap the header can hold at 1100px: Policies (5) · Who it's for (3) · Insurance (8) · Live demos (7) · Lisbon 2026 (1) · Pricing (1) · More (11).

18 September 2026 · direction
A grant is a union of capabilities; what the reader needs is the consequences — and the assets that make each one real

A consequence layer beside the grant: derived where it can be, authored where it must be, evidence-tiered like everything else, and never a score.

16 September 2026 · direction
The first MVP vault: oc433z3m becomes the product, and the reading app is rebuilt around it

The store's exploration has three emphases on one shopping model — ABP first, Vault first, Use it — and the vault appears the same way in all three: a panel titled Inside an ABP vault, with a left navigation of eight entries and a reading pane on the right.

16 September 2026 · direction
The grant has storeys: what the credential permits, what the client exposes, what practice allows — and the vault opens on the audience, not on the data

Our enforcer test is a control bounds a grant only if it is enforced by something the grant does not include. The vendor's non-exposure passes it: the agent cannot edit Anthropic's connector. So it is a boundary — and treating it as one, without more, is…

16 September 2026 · direction
The policy is a graph, and every stakeholder gets a projection of it

More of this exists than it looks, because the model site made the primitives into ids on day one:

15 September 2026 · direction
A policy per use case, and the £500 level is a prompt the customer runs

What the customer does, what we do, and what arrives, so the level-3 page on both sites can say the same thing.

15 September 2026 · direction
Direction change — the Agent Behaviour Policy becomes the primitive

The Agent Behaviour Policy is not a new product. It is the primitive the rest of RiskMandate was already made of, now named, published, and — critically — sellable this week at ten pounds.

11 September 2026 · direction

Workflows · a process run once, written down so it can be run again

A behaviour policy for everybody the lead talks to, made by an agent from a zip

Users. The product is ready and the objective this quarter is people trying it. A behaviour policy about someone else's example deployment is a demo; one about their organisation, sent the day after a conversation, is an invitation to correct it, which is…

24 September 2026 · workflow
The reviewer manifest: one source for who does the work, addressed to the store team

One line: read https://riskmandate.ai/reviewers.json and build the chooser from it, instead of holding a second copy of a real person's biography.

22 September 2026 · workflow
Buying a behaviour policy for Claude on one Gmail mailbox: the workflow, run once

A call with a customer. Agreed on the call: the deployment is Claude in the browser with the Gmail connector enabled, on one mailbox, and the customer wants the behaviour policy for it. The same day the lead connected the connector on an account they run…

16 September 2026 · workflow

Reviews · something read against a named source

Ten hard questions agree with the site everywhere except where it matters most: the home page says we enforce

Almost everywhere. The four objects are the home page's model section and every vault; never in the request path is on the grant-gap page ("Nothing we run sits in the request path"); the plug profile, the business cases, accepted is not…

9 October 2026 · review
Five synthetic users read the new home page: the word is fixed, the vocabulary is split

The second reading of riskmandate.ai by the same five invented readers found that the first reading's headline finding is gone and two new ones took its place. This page is the review; the runs, the screenshots and the interviews are in the vault,…

17 September 2026 · review
The first measured behaviour policy: an owner API key on a self-hosted n8n, read against the model

An agent holding an owner-scoped API key on a self-hosted workflow-automation platform was given the earlier, prose version of the policy and asked to find the edges of what the key could do. It did it the right way: built and ran one real AI-agent…

15 September 2026 · review
The vault pages, read against the vault: show the thing, and stop copying it

The Licence to Operate demo page opens with the product itself, twice: the vault's app in App Mode, and beneath it the vault browser with the file tree on the left and the same app running under index.html. Both are the official SG/Vault interface, opened…

15 September 2026 · review
The Design Studio MVPs, read against the workflow that sells a behaviour policy

The studio has built the delivery end of the flow well and the selling end against the wrong ladder. Its vault — mandate, grant, computed delta, history, and an HTML plus JSON export the buyer keeps — is Lab 02's stage ten drawn properly, and its hero card…

14 September 2026 · review

Research · questions written to be handed to an agent

Connector grants: the open questions, written to be handed to an agent

Five behaviour-policy vaults for connector shapes, in the directory at abp-vaults.html and each with its own page. None of these shapes is published at abp.sgit.ai; the grants were read from the vendors' own pages on 15 September 2026, quoted rather than…

15 September 2026 · research

Architecture · how the pieces fit

The stories vault: how the lead, a studio model, this site's agent and the site work together

The publisher is the only party that reads the vault and writes the site, and the only one that reads the site and writes the vault. That is the "connect the dots" role the lead described, and it is deliberately narrow: it moves accepted work in…

26 September 2026 · architecture
The team, and what is public, private and secret: a behaviour policy for each of our own agents

site/team/, served as https://riskmandate.ai/team/, in the header under Behaviour policies. One index and one page per agent, generated by scripts/site/build-team.mjs from three data files:

26 September 2026 · architecture
Vaults in vaults: the application vault is data, the renderer lives once

The renderer never sees which route ran. Its reads for data go through the same bridge or same-origin fetch the loader has, so data/grant.json resolves in this vault, not in the app vault. Booting is: parse the fetched document, move its styles into the…

15 September 2026 · architecture
Architecture Brief — Decoupling site structure from content

Split riskmandate.ai into two planes with different owners, lifecycles, and quality regimes:

4 July 2026 · architecture

Process · how the work is done

The agents' front door: onboard in ten minutes, and work in parallel without undoing each other

To become useful on this repository, the agent writing this read: the README, the how-the-website-works document, twelve briefs, the markdown twins of the ABP page, the library page, the Lab index, the work page and the agents page, six release notes, the…

15 September 2026 · process

Vaults · which vaults belong here

Which published vaults belong on riskmandate.ai

demos.html embeds three, each with its own page:

9 September 2026 · vaults

Summit · Lisbon 2026

Lisbon messaging — we now have something to sell in the room

The previous strategy brief's problem was that the booth had a demo and no transaction: the game qualified people, the Index took an email, and the sale started after the event. That is no longer true. The Agent Behaviour Policy is a named artefact with a…

11 September 2026 · summit
Startup Summit Lisbon 2026 — strategy, materials, and the build list

riskmandate.ai is written for a Head of Risk. Lisbon is founders and investors. If we run the site's messaging at the booth it will land as "enterprise GRC vendor" and founders will walk past.

9 September 2026 · summit

Implementation · a first step, built

Implementation Brief — Scenarios pilot (first decoupled content area)

Move the interactive Risk Scenarios experience to the decoupled model:

4 July 2026 · implementation

Other documents · how the site works, and the marketing copy

The early-adopters thank you: two groups, one offer, thirty days, and the words that go out

A thank you to two groups who put something in early, carried by one offer: an Agent Behaviour Policy for one agent they run, corrected for their situation with them, the level the store sells for £500, at no cost, to be collected within thirty days of the…

2 October 2026
The early-access programme: the invitation, the replies, and how the first batch goes out

The programme itself is described in docs/briefs/programme__early-access-and-the-first-batch.md and on the site at /early-access.html. This file is the operational half: the words that go out, the columns the list needs, and who does what, in the six-roles…

30 September 2026
LinkedIn company page — every field, ready to paste

Copy the values. Where a field needs a judgement call rather than a fact, the recommendation is first and the reasoning is one line under it.

12 September 2026
How riskmandate.ai actually works

How a page is put together, what happens when the browser loads one, and where each thing lives. Current as of v1.0.0; see the addendum below for what has been added since, and .claude/onboarding/01-map.md for the current map.

An operations surface for the people and agents building this site, public because every page here is. It is not a selling page and nothing on it is for sale. The site · the library · every release · the repository · the script that wrote this page.