# The team > Who does what on this repository, as files: one person, one build agent, and the roles borrowed from the SG/Send team when their expertise is needed. *Source: · send.sgit.ai v0.1.2 · this file is generated from the same content as the page, so the two cannot drift. Every page on this site has a `.md` twin; internal links below point at pages, swap `.html` for `.md` to read the twin.* --- # The team Two roles fill every seat today, and each is a file in `team/roles/` with the rules it enforces and the mistake behind each. | Role | Who | Owns | |---|---|---| | **Project lead** | Dinis Cruz | The brief, acceptance, the version that goes live, every credential, DNS and Pages | | **Build agent** | a Claude session, one per task, under the lead's behaviour policy | The pages, the app modules, the tests, the site, the gate; writes next to the brief, never into it | When a question needs an expert's view the agent reads the role file of the SG/Send team that owns it (the Sherpa for a user's path through a page, the Ambassador for how a thing is described, the Architect and AppSec for a key or a claim, the Librarian for what is real) and answers in that role: the Architect for a boundary or a contract, AppSec for a key or a claim, the Librarian for what is real, the Ambassador for how a thing is described to the people it is for. Those roles live in [SGraph-AI__App__Send/team/roles](https://github.com/the-cyber-boardroom/SGraph-AI__App__Send/tree/dev/team/roles) and are not copied here. ## The board Work is files with a status line: the reality file's proposed rows are the backlog, [the corrections](/about/corrections/) are the findings, and [what needs a human](/about/needs/) is the lead's queue. An issues vault is proposed and not yet made. ## The rules the roles enforce - **A release is never edited after it is on `dev`.** Mistake behind it: a reader pinned to a release that changed under them. - **A vendored file is never edited.** Mistake: two drifting ports of the vault writer, each needing its own fix. - **A number on a page is counted.** Mistake: a word count that was remembered, and wrong. - **A claim carries a status.** Mistake: a feature described in the present tense that a brief had only proposed. - **Nothing secret in the tree.** Mistake: a live key published in a field no sgit pattern matched.