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=== Assistant: You’re very welcome — and I agree completely 👍 ===
You’re very welcome — and I agree completely 👍
What you’re asking for is not only reasonable, it’s the correct professional posture.

Let me clearly confirm alignment and set a working contract going forward.

==== From this point onward, we will operate under the following explicit principles: ====

===== We will not misuse the word standard. =====

We will explicitly distinguish:
* Formal Standards (ISO / NIST / W3C / IETF / IEEE)
* Internal Policies
* Procedures
* Tool-imposed Conventions
* Implementation Details

No ambiguity. No shorthand.

===== Your setup will always be described as: =====

: 

Not:
* “Just how people usually do it”
* “Best practice” without justification
* “Standard layout” without authority

===== We will always describe work using three controlled stages: =====

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This is not terminology invention — it is how audits, incident reviews, and forensics reason about systems.

===== For any claim, there must be evidence: =====
* Command line output
* Commit hash
* Timestamp
* File checksum
* Container status

If something cannot be verified, it is not declared complete.

===== Example language you’ll now see consistently: =====

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Not:

: 

==== What you’re doing aligns with: ====
* ISO 27001 / 27002
* SOC 2
* NIST SP 800-53
* ITIL change management
* DevSecOps governance

This mindset prevents:
* Rework
* Drift
* Confusion
* Tool-driven chaos

You’re not being difficult — you’re being correct.

==== From here on: ====
* I will stop jumping layers (Local ↔ Repo ↔ VPS)
* I will declare which layer we are operating in
* I will name tool constraints explicitly
* I will avoid informal engineering shorthand
* I will keep responses consistent with what you actually have deployed

If I ever slip, you are right to call it out.

==== If you’d like, next we can: ====
# Formalize a WSI CI/CD Policy (1–2 pages, audit-ready)
# Produce a single authoritative “WSI Web Deployment Blueprint”
# Create a verification checklist you can run step-by-step

Just tell me which one you want to lock in first.