infographics.sgit.ai / library / what-the-graphs-found

What The Graphs Actually Found

Fourteen releases, twelve discoveries, and the one mechanism behind all of them — an infographic rendered from graphs.sgit.ai's own retrospective brief, written before that site's refactor started so the findings would not travel only in code that was about to move.

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What the infographic shows

A pipeline strip — Assertion → normalise → compute → build gate → human insight — sits under the headline stat row (14 releases · 12 discoveries · 13 build gates · 21 sources), followed by twelve numbered panels. Each panel pairs a one-line headline ("The grammar caught its author," "A contradiction became a node," "18 releases were invisible") with a small diagram of the mechanism that produced that specific finding, closing on a shared legend distinguishing what was carried (hashed evidence), measured (dashed and counted), and authored (solid and stated).

Where this came from

Source site
Source brief
v1/briefs/18__agent__what-the-graphs-found.md — the markdown source of truth
Rendered document
v1/documents/what-the-graphs-found.html — the same brief, read as prose on the source site
Rendered by
ChatGPT (image generation), the brief pasted in by hand — not produced by graphs.sgit.ai's own build pipeline
Date
23 August 2026
Catalogued
23 August 2026
Licence
CC BY 4.0 — matches the source brief's licence
Tags
retrospective graphs.sgit.ai build-gates findings provenance

Machine-readable version of the above: metadata.json.

For an agent

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