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   "teaser": "Define the product, price it, deliver it at a cost that grows a step at a time, then offer it free to people who know you and measure what it costs them.",
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   "title": "Story vault underneath, Reader Skills on top: why local journalism has the most to gain",
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   "title": "The bridge, followed to the end: what one local story is worth when it is kept as a graph",
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   "teaser": "A bridge closure simulated on a story vault: newsworthy on 5 days, needed on 57, used by three readers, four buyers and an agent, and paid back to its sources.",
   "topics": [
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    "graphs-and-knowledge"
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   "personas": [
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   "title": "Liquid content needs water: liquefy the journalist's notebook, not the finished product",
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   "minutes": 14,
   "teaser": "A reply to FT Strategies on liquid content: the water is the reporting, so liquefy the journalist's notebook, keep the writing theirs, and pay per use.",
   "topics": [
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    "graphs-and-knowledge"
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   "personas": [
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   "title": "Every mistake added a rule: complexity, agents, and the way back to shipping",
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   "minutes": 25,
   "teaser": "When every agent mistake adds a rule, complexity wins: map the process, move each piece right as a small shipped component, and keep the rigour for the work.",
   "topics": [
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   "minutes": 14,
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   "personas": [
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   "title": "Hope or enforcement: one customer service agent, three designs, and who keeps each promise",
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   "topics": [
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   "minutes": 16,
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   "personas": [
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   "title": "Knowing when to stop: what experience gives people, and what we have to design into agents",
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    "startups-and-strategy"
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   "personas": [
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   "title": "Encrypted memory for agents that run somewhere else: sgit deployment patterns, from a Mac mini to Kubernetes",
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    "agents-and-policy",
    "site-and-engineering"
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   "personas": [
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   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/encrypted-memory-for-isolated-agents.html"
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   "title": "The waiting room knew first: a live local story, and the gap where local information used to be",
   "date": "2026-10-08",
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   "topics": [
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   "title": "How I work with Claude: one session per topic, agents with names, and memory you curate",
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   "teaser": "A practical guide from a year of daily use: one Claude session per topic, named agents with a role.md, curated memory, vaults, and policy before connectors.",
   "topics": [
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    "vaults-and-method"
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   "personas": [
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   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/how-i-work-with-claude.html"
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   "n": 51,
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   "title": "Ten hard questions for RiskMandate, answered: the mandate, the reach, the gap, and what we are deliberately not",
   "date": "2026-10-09",
   "minutes": 31,
   "teaser": "Ten hard questions from a conference, answered in a two-hour interview: what RiskMandate does, what it deliberately is not, and how mature each part is.",
   "topics": [
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    "startups-and-strategy"
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   "n": 52,
   "slug": "a-mac-of-the-agents-own",
   "title": "A Mac of the agent's own: a business plan for agent desktops, what Apple's licence allows, and three behaviour policies",
   "date": "2026-10-09",
   "minutes": 18,
   "teaser": "A business plan for a Mac of the agent's own: what Apple's licence allows, a desktop built from vaults per run, and three behaviour policies for one agent.",
   "topics": [
    "startups-and-strategy",
    "agents-and-policy",
    "vaults-and-method"
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   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/a-mac-of-the-agents-own.html"
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   "title": "RFC 0001: two ways to add public-key cryptography to sgit, and the questions we want you to answer",
   "date": "2026-10-09",
   "minutes": 22,
   "teaser": "A Request for Comments: two key pairs so a reader cannot write, sealed files only named people can open, and fourteen questions for reviewers.",
   "topics": [
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    "site-and-engineering"
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   "personas": [],
   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/rfc-0001-public-key-cryptography-for-sgit.html"
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   "n": 54,
   "slug": "the-ai-governance-stack-as-a-graph",
   "title": "The AI governance stack, as a graph: an answer to Hari Kota, built",
   "date": "2026-10-09",
   "minutes": 20,
   "teaser": "Hari Kota's ten-layer AI governance stack, kept as posted and turned into a fractal semantic graph: the gaps become missing edges, and queries.",
   "topics": [
    "graphs-and-knowledge",
    "agents-and-policy"
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   "personas": [
    "board"
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   "n": 55,
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   "title": "A second reader the agent cannot skip: how two wrong emails became a gate on every draft",
   "date": "2026-10-09",
   "minutes": 19,
   "teaser": "Two emails went out in my voice despite a written rule. The fix: a hook that makes a second model approve every draft, failing closed.",
   "topics": [
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    "site-and-engineering"
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   "personas": [
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   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/a-second-reader-the-agent-cannot-skip.html"
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   "title": "Re-anchoring: keeping an agent's rules alive through every summary, and a canary that shows when they are not",
   "date": "2026-10-10",
   "minutes": 16,
   "teaser": "Summaries keep under 2% of a long session. Re-anchoring prints the agent's rules back after each one; a canary report shows it is working.",
   "topics": [
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    "site-and-engineering"
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   "personas": [
    "builder"
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   "title": "A meter in the browser: a penny a page, a history you keep, and a site that picks for you",
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   "minutes": 7,
   "teaser": "Every page now costs a few pence from £5 of credit kept in your browser, and the reading history it keeps is what personalises the site.",
   "topics": [
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    "news-and-evidence"
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   "personas": [],
   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/a-meter-in-the-browser.html"
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   "title": "One article, five readers: a librarian, a cartographer, a historian, an explainer and a storyteller read the same piece",
   "date": "2026-10-10",
   "minutes": 19,
   "teaser": "Write the article first, then send five agent readers through it: a catalogue, an ontology and maps, the arc, two minutes, and a deck.",
   "topics": [
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    "graphs-and-knowledge"
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   "personas": [],
   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/one-article-five-readers.html"
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   "title": "Open source is not free: who pays to keep the long tail working?",
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   "minutes": 21,
   "teaser": "An old iMac, the long tail of old versions that projects are not paid to support, measured from public data, and five ways to pay for it, simulated.",
   "topics": [
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    "vaults-and-method"
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   "personas": [
    "founder"
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   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/open-source-is-not-free.html"
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   "title": "Going live with the reading meter: pay for what you read, go below zero if you like, and the numbers we will check in eight weeks",
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   "minutes": 16,
   "teaser": "Pay for the share of a page you read, go below zero with no nagging, top up £5 on Stripe: the plan, and the numbers we check in eight weeks.",
   "topics": [
    "startups-and-strategy",
    "news-and-evidence"
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   "personas": [
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   "title": "Who will game the reading meter? Eight kinds of reader, nine ways to cheat, and the risks that will actually happen",
   "date": "2026-10-10",
   "minutes": 12,
   "teaser": "Eight kinds of reader, none of them attackers, nine ways to cheat a browser meter, and the quieter risks that will actually happen.",
   "topics": [
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    "agents-and-policy"
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   "personas": [],
   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/who-will-game-the-reading-meter.html"
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   "title": "Pay to keep your persona: readers should pay because it helps them, not because they feel they should",
   "date": "2026-10-10",
   "minutes": 12,
   "teaser": "Readers should pay because it helps them: a persona with a name and a graph, several for focus, and one that follows you between devices.",
   "topics": [
    "startups-and-strategy",
    "news-and-evidence"
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   "personas": [],
   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/pay-to-keep-your-persona.html"
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   "title": "The infographic bake-off: which image model for which job, judged blind on 10 October 2026",
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   "minutes": 11,
   "teaser": "Every image model on OpenRouter, eleven briefs, 101 images judged blind, $10.44: which model for which infographic, and what it costs.",
   "topics": [
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    "news-and-evidence"
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   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/the-infographic-bake-off.html"
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   "title": "Where the vault keys live: key management at sgit-ai v0.20.0, and what comes next",
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   "minutes": 19,
   "teaser": "Vault key management at sgit-ai v0.20.0: the one secret, where keys are kept, how they travel sealed on append lanes, and what comes next.",
   "topics": [
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    "agents-and-policy"
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   "teaser": "Seven releases in one afternoon turned the reading meter into a working model: pay after you read, and the rating sets the price.",
   "topics": [
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    "startups-and-strategy"
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   "personas": [],
   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/pay-after-you-read.html"
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   "title": "A link to a persona: send people to the newsroom as someone, not as nobody",
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   "minutes": 13,
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   "topics": [
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    "vaults-and-method"
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   "personas": [],
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   "title": "How to run synthetic users on your own site: five people who do not exist, a browser, and an afternoon",
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   "minutes": 19,
   "teaser": "Five invented users, a model reading screenshots, and a real browser: how to run synthetic users, from three studies.",
   "topics": [
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    "site-and-engineering"
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   "personas": [],
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   "date": "2026-10-11",
   "minutes": 23,
   "teaser": "Satya Nadella's seven principles for models as insider risks, answered one by one: what we run, what is design, and the five things the list leaves out.",
   "topics": [
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   "url": "https://newsroom.sgit.ai/articles/authority-outside-the-model.html"
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   "title": "The same argument, in our words: Satya Nadella on models as insider risks, translated into the language of RiskMandate",
   "date": "2026-10-11",
   "minutes": 18,
   "teaser": "Satya Nadella's case for treating models as insider risks, translated idea by idea into our vocabulary: reach, mandate, gap, barriers and accepted risk.",
   "topics": [
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   "title": "Where the platform draws the line: Microsoft Execution Containers, the shared responsibility model for agents, and the business logic above it",
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   "minutes": 23,
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   "topics": [
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