IRONCREED VOX

VOX is the reviewed public-source projection of the IRONCREED website. It contains the application code, the public runtime data required to render the released interface, the adopted project governance and IRON WARDEN audit surface, build and test configuration, licensing notices, and English public documentation.

• Website version: 1.6.0
• Public corpus version: 1.7.0
• Application source commit: d375ee180aaeb4817a4501fe2316f8db3fbc84cd
• Corpus projection source commit: 7d5103a4e1b053d665e3f758f0050143ab4cf1f3
• Public content digest: 4367fee3d4441972e0001795d6c9eb85b4bc52abee7215314074662edec33327
• Production site: https://ironcreed-credo.ironcreed.chatgpt.site

The private Sites repository remains the canonical engineering source. VOX is a deterministic, fail-closed distribution produced by publication-policy.json. It is deliberately incapable of carrying operational prompts, attestations, internal reports, editorial intake, Custom GPT packages, deployment identity, credentials, caches, or temporary files.

Run locally

Use Node.js 22 or later.

git submodule update --init --recursive
npm ci
npm run check
npm run dev

The checked-in semantic-core/dist/site directory contains the sealed public runtime projection used by this release. It is generated upstream and must not be edited manually in VOX.

Every new production deployment is completed with a verified VOX snapshot. The application source commit recorded above and in VOX-PUBLICATION.json identifies the exact canonical Sites state behind that deployment.

Question discovery

IRONCREED publishes four generated XML maps: a general route map and a question map for each of the Ukrainian and English locales. The root sitemap.xml is an index of those four maps. npm run sitemaps:check proves that the checked XML matches the sealed public runtime projection; npm run sitemaps:build performs the explicit regeneration when released routes or questions change.

Question-map URLs use /{locale}/questions/{stable-question-id}. They render the official Corpus Index opened on the named question and show every public material or page canonically associated with it. Other index entity kinds do not receive parallel generated routes.

We treat question-level discovery as a likely direction for future search: long-form publications remain the authoritative objects, while their explicit, standalone questions become stable retrieval and navigation units. This avoids fabricating thin derivative pages and lets a search system move from a precise question back to the complete set of source materials that actually address it.

The universal Code Constitution is a pinned Git submodule at code-constitution. CONSTITUTION.md, governance/PROFILE.md, the project legislation, its acts registry, and constitutional-guard/ expose the adopted project rules and their verifier. npm run guard:integrity verifies the published WARDEN history; full prebuild and postbuild enforcement remains bound to the canonical source tree because the private editorial corpus is not part of VOX.

Public documentation

• Architecture
• Question-level discovery
• Publication boundary
• Security
• Licensing map
• Notices

Publication integrity

VOX-PUBLICATION.json records every exported path, byte size, SHA-256 digest, pinned gitlink, release version, source commit, and content digest. The publishing script creates one new Git tree and advances main without a forced update. It refuses to overwrite a non-empty repository that lacks the prior managed marker.