⭐ Tenet 1 — Manual Compilation Boundaries
Automation may assist, but it may not decide.
SSGA mandates that the architect or creator defines the build or asset, not the framework/platform.
This includes:
- Manual multi‑phase compilation
- Manual overrides of framework or platform defaults
- Manual pre-render validation
- Manual static output inspection
- Manual asset optimization
- Manual separation of semantic and runtime layers
The build or content belongs to the human.
⭐ Tenet 2 — Zero-Trust Payload Isolation
Semantic truth must never depend on hydration.
This includes manual authorship of:
- Interface elements
- Titles
- Meta descriptions
- Canonical URLs
- JSON-LD
- OpenGraph
- Twitter/X Cards
- Schema.org
- Sitemap.txt (or, .xml)
- Robots directives
- Language attributes
- Intellectual property
Framework and platform metadata/interface and content creation APIs are explicitly non‑authoritative under SSGA.
⭐ Tenet 3 — The Anti‑Automation Threshold
No AI-derived generation or CI/CD pipeline may ship a site/asset without a human’s final judgment.
This includes:
- Manual semantic diffing
- Manual metadata verification
- Manual canonicalization checks
- Manual schema validation
- Manual asset pre-processing
- Manual static output review
If a framework, platform, or pipeline can ship without a human, it violates SSGA.