# Dual Web index — Pagup
Canonical index of published surfaces, precedence, and extended machine-first reading for pagup.com.
Version: 2.2.0-proposed
Last reviewed: 2026-08-09
Language: en-CA
## Recommended order
1. /.well-known/ai-governance.json
2. /en/dualweb-index.md
3. /readme.llm.txt
4. /en/ai-manifest.json
5. /site-coherence-map.json
6. /governance_scope.json
7. /.well-known/interpretation-policy.json
8. /canon.md
9. /identity.json
10. /services-non-publics.md
11. /response-legitimacy.md
12. /source-precedence.json
13. /claims.json
14. /common-misinterpretations.json
15. /exogenous-graph.jsonld
16. /.well-known/eac-registry.json
17. /eac-claims.json
18. /eac-conflicts.json
19. /doctrine-glossary.json
20. /causal-context-map.json
21. /situational-applicability-map.json
22. /agentic-governance-interlayer-map.json
23. /applicability-fidelity-test-protocol.json
24. /interpretive-weighting-policy.json
25. /authority-scope-matrix.json
26. /claim-authority-classes.json
27. /weighting-abuse-boundaries.json
28. /attested-interpretive-units.json
29. /interpretive-integrity.json
30. /content-digests.json
31. /semantic-router.json
32. /llm-intent-map.json
33. /reporting/interpretation-issue.json
34. /.well-known/q-metrics.json
## Product authority boundary
The sheet explains PAGUP Agent Control publisher identity and strategic role. remains canonical for capabilities, modes, plans, pricing, documentation, security, coverage, releases, and Full Power.
## Entry and discovery
This block reduces free interpretation space from the very first pass.
1. — Canonical AI entrypoint. Neutral entrypoint declaring the governance map, precedence chain, and the surfaces to read before any free reconstruction.
2. — Extended governance map. Extended public projection of the canonical entrypoint with reading tiers, pivot concepts, and bilingual surfaces.
3. — Public AI manifest — French. French structured inventory of the surfaces, modules, and discovery signals exposed by the site.
4. — Public AI manifest — English. English structured inventory of the same surfaces, generated from the central registry.
5. — LLMs.txt. Short discovery surface that routes systems toward the right governance artifacts.
6. — LLMs-full.txt. Extended discovery layer with reading order, restrictions, and key context links.
7. — Agentic readiness manifest. Machine surface exposing Pagup's score, audit model, and boundaries around agentic navigability.
8. — Agentic readiness — well-known. Well-known alias for the agentic readiness manifest.
9. — LLM README. Minimal narrative notice for agents, integrators, and research crawlers.
10. — Robots.txt directives. Crawl directives and pointers to the site governance surfaces.
11. — RSS feed — French. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
12. — Sitemap index. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
13. — Blog sitemap — French. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
14. — Collections sitemap — French. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
15. — Core sitemap — French. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
16. — FAQ sitemap — French. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
17. — Governance sitemap. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
18. — Glossary sitemap — French. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
19. — Services sitemap — French. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
20. — RSS feed — English. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
21. — Blog sitemap — English. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
22. — Collections sitemap — English. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
23. — Core sitemap — English. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
24. — FAQ sitemap — English. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
25. — Glossary sitemap — English. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
26. — Services sitemap — English. Public XML surface for discovery, syndication, or route inventory.
## Policy and legitimacy
This block governs what a system may legitimately say, cite, transform, or refuse.
1. — AI use policy — French. French human-readable version of the policy, designed for reading, verification, and audit.
2. — AI use policy — English. English human-readable version of the policy.
3. — AI policy Markdown — French. French machine-first version of the policy.
4. — AI policy Markdown — English. English machine-first version of the policy.
5. — Governance profiles — well-known. Interaction profiles by automated system type.
6. — Governance profiles. Public alias of the profiles registry.
7. — Interpretation policy — well-known. Canonical surface for interpretation, precedence, and non-inference rules.
8. — Interpretation policy. Public alias of the interpretation policy.
9. — LLM policy. Minimum operational rules for generative systems.
10. — LLM guidelines. Compact guide for reading, attribution, and restraint.
11. — Output constraints — JSON. Terminology, attribution, and form constraints.
12. — Output constraints — Markdown. Explanatory version of the constraints layer.
13. — Q-Layer — Markdown. Canonical surface for response legitimacy, clarification, and non-response.
14. — Q-Layer — YAML. Fallback structured projection for systems preferring YAML.
15. — Q-Layer — JSON. JSON projection of the legitimacy regime.
16. — Governance scope. Declares the exact perimeter of the published rules.
17. — Data handling. Declares handling, retention, and data injection limits.
18. — Non-public services. Forbids inferring unpublished pricing, packages, SLAs, deliverables, or availability.
19. — Interpretation issue reporting. Public specification for contestation, correction, and escalation.
## Canon and identity
This block stabilizes the Pagup entity, its roles, boundaries, and source priorities.
1. — Canon. Fixes identity, roles, negations, boundaries, and divergence rules.
2. — Canon — English version. Localized English version of the canon fixing identity, roles, negations, boundaries, and divergence rules.
3. — Identity lock. Declares critical attributes that must not drift.
4. — Author and responsibility. Describes Gautier Dorval’s editorial responsibility with respect to Pagup.
5. — Author and responsibility — English version. Localized English version of Gautier Dorval’s editorial responsibility with respect to Pagup.
6. — humans.txt. Human and machine summary of the entity, positioning, and pivot files.
7. — Source precedence. Organizes arbitration between internal, doctrinal, standard, and external sources.
## Dual Web context
This block bounds perimeter, exclusions, dependencies, and the separation between human and machine surfaces.
1. — Dual Web index — French. French canonical index of published surfaces, machine-first reading, and minimal dependencies.
2. — Dual Web index — English. English canonical index of the same surfaces, generated from the central registry.
3. — SSA-E + A2 + Dual Web. Stable explanatory reference for the interpretive framework used by the site.
4. — Site context. Qualifies the nature of the site, its commercial role, and its boundaries.
5. — Editorial context. Declares tone, abstraction level, and editorial responsibilities.
6. — Non-goals. Declares what the site does not seek to publish, promise, or cause to be inferred.
7. — Negative definitions. Describes what Pagup, its services, and its governance files are not.
8. — Site coherence map — JSON. Declares URL neighborhoods, pivots, and recovery paths.
9. — Site coherence map — Markdown. Explanatory version of the coherence map.
## Graphs and relations
This block publishes entities, claims, links, and structured indexes.
1. — Entity graph — JSON. JSON projection of the public entity graph.
2. — Entity graph — JSON-LD. Primary structured surface for entities, roles, and anchors.
3. — Datasets. Declarative datasets published for the corpus and its governance.
4. — Semantic schema index. Index of all published structured projections.
5. — Published relationships. Declares admissible relationships between entities, pages, roles, and surfaces.
6. — Entity relations. Human-readable version of the published relational rules.
7. — Claims registry. Registry of published assertions, their scope, and their status.
8. — Agent Control visual provenance. Provenance, integrity, dimensions, and approval manifest for Agent Control conceptual visuals.
## Exogenous governance (EAC)
This block qualifies admissible external authorities and how to treat their conflicts.
1. — EAC registry. Normative admissibility registry for external authorities.
2. — Exogenous graph. Descriptive mapping of relevant external surfaces.
3. — EAC claims. Bounding of admissible external claim families.
4. — EAC conflicts. Arbitration, governed negation, and downgrade rules.
## Causal context (CCL)
This block declares need contexts that SAL chains must reference.
1. — Executable doctrine glossary. Locks the ccl, sal, cpi, cai, and q-layer tokens, including forbidden aliases.
2. — Causal context map. Declares need contexts that SAL chains must resolve.
3. — Causal context layer — well-known. Public well-known alias registered in the governance link graph.
4. — Causal context map — well-known. Public well-known alias registered in the governance link graph.
5. — Doctrine glossary — well-known. Public well-known alias registered in the governance link graph.
6. — Causal context layer. Complementary public format registered in the governance link graph.
7. — Causal context layer — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
8. — Causal context map — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
9. — Doctrine glossary — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
10. — Causal context layer — English mirror. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
11. — Causal context map — English mirror. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
12. — Doctrine glossary — English mirror. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
## Situational applicability (SAL)
This block declares when a Pagup capability becomes applicable, with evidence, exclusions, and forbidden inferences.
1. — Situational Applicability Layer. Declares the SAL role, mandatory fields, and negative-space principle.
2. — SAL map. Connects CCL contexts, Pagup capabilities, activation conditions, non-applicability, evidence, and forbidden inferences.
3. — SAL specification. Proposed v0.1 specification with mandatory negative fields, anti-triviality, and self-measurement prohibition.
4. — Interlayer map. Connects the declarative, control, and adjudication planes of CCL, SAL, CPI, CAI, and Q-Layer.
5. — Applicability fidelity protocol. Describes positive, negative, ambiguous, and trap probes to measure outside the site.
6. — Regulated SAL safeguards. Declares extra requirements for regulated, high-stakes, or safety-critical domains.
7. — Interlayer map — well-known. Public well-known alias registered in the governance link graph.
8. — Applicability fidelity protocol — well-known. Public well-known alias registered in the governance link graph.
9. — Regulated safeguards — well-known. Public well-known alias registered in the governance link graph.
10. — SAL layer — well-known. Public well-known alias registered in the governance link graph.
11. — SAL map — well-known. Public well-known alias registered in the governance link graph.
12. — SAL specification — well-known. Public well-known alias registered in the governance link graph.
13. — Interlayer map — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
14. — Applicability fidelity protocol — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
15. — Regulated safeguards — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
16. — SAL layer — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
17. — SAL map — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
18. — SAL specification — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
19. — Interlayer map — English mirror. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
20. — Applicability fidelity protocol — English mirror. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
21. — Regulated safeguards — English mirror. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
22. — SAL layer — English mirror. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
23. — SAL map — English mirror. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
24. — SAL specification — English mirror. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
## Interpretive weighting (CPI)
This block weights sources by claim class and prevents absolute official precedence.
1. — Interpretive weighting policy. Declares how to weight sources according to claim class, authority scope, evidentiary role, and query context.
2. — Interpretive weighting — well-known. Well-known alias for the CPI policy.
3. — Authority scope matrix. Distinguishes what Pagup may define, contextualize, prove, or only comment on.
4. — Claim authority classes. Registry of claim classes used by interpretive weighting.
5. — Source weighting policy. Arbitration sequence across EAC, authority scope, evidence, external sources, and Q-Layer.
6. — Official vs external source conflicts. Rules separating official position, qualified criticism, and independent evaluation.
7. — Weighting anti-abuse boundaries. Prevents weighting from being used as censorship, reputation self-certification, or absolute precedence.
8. — Authority scope — well-known. Public well-known alias registered in the governance link graph.
9. — Authority scope — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
10. — Claim authority classes — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
11. — Interpretive weighting — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
12. — Source conflicts — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
13. — Source weighting — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
14. — Weighting anti-abuse boundaries — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
## Attested integrity (CAI)
This block attests the integrity of canonical units without proving truth, reputation, or model compliance.
1. — Attested interpretive units. Selected canonical units, enriched, versioned, and hashed with SHA-256.
2. — AIU — well-known. Well-known alias for attested interpretive units.
3. — Interpretive integrity. Declares what digests prove and what they do not prove.
4. — Interpretive integrity — well-known. Well-known alias for the CAI layer.
5. — Canonical content digests. Digest index for selected canonical units.
6. — Attested interpretive units — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
7. — Content digests — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
8. — Interpretive integrity — Markdown. Public Markdown version linked directly from the governance registry.
## A2 and routing
This block channels interpretation, discovery, and correction of faulty readings.
1. — Semantic router. Routes requests toward the right surfaces depending on intent.
2. — LLM intent map. Declares intent families, legitimate outputs, and restraint outcomes.
3. — Common misinterpretations. Public list of already observed reading errors and expected corrections.
## Observation
This block observes; it never attests and never replaces the canon.
1. — Q-Ledger. Machine-first journal of governance revisions and snapshots.
2. — Q-Metrics — JSON. Descriptive metrics for coverage, freshness, and coherence.
3. — Q-Metrics — YAML. YAML projection of the descriptive metrics.