{
 "row": "ilo-platform-policy-tracker",
 "pass": "first reading, 2026-10-29; second pass with one citation hop",
 "procedure": "EA-NEGONT-02 v0.9 §3.4 D/R/O (working; not frozen). Admission by reading: D, a claim on the tracker with the entity named; R, a relation the archive states between the tracker and an archive object; O, an archive category applied to the tracker or to a class the field and the census source for it: (1) regulation of platform work (census kind; B1, B2, B7); (2) AI governing labor on platforms, automated decision-making and algorithmic management (census intersection ai-governing-labor, direction.directs; B2, B3, B7); (3) worker power, collective bargaining with platform companies (census intersection worker-power, evidence_kind negotiated provision; B1, B2, B6); (4) gains and losses on platform work (census intersection gains-and-losses, labor_object, direction; B2, B6), a sentence on platform labor admitted only where it says something of who supplies, directs or gains on platforms. A bare mention, a list, keywords, a fan-out path, an instruction or a reference line is not a claim.",
 "reader": "Claude (Opus 5.5), subagent, 2026-10-29",
 "verdicts": [
  {
   "dep": 163,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "The Neglected Author as Tail-Preserving Labor: the platform economy's labor at scales absent from public discourse (after Gray and Suri, attributed), and the archive's distinction of ghost work, ground-truth labor that is paid badly, from variance-generative labor that is not paid at all: an archive category applied to who is paid on platforms (O-class, gains and losses on platform work)",
   "claims": [
    "O163-01",
    "O163-02"
   ],
   "cands": [
    "O0030"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": 239,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "The Law as Meaning Economy §IV–V: juridical liquidation applied to labor law: collective bargaining survives as vocabulary while class antagonism is excised; labor's transformation becomes a right to bargain within the wage system; the law recognizes labor insofar as it becomes governable (O-class, worker power: collective bargaining, the tracked rules' form). Found by the string pass (O0041) and read at §IV–V",
   "claims": [
    "O239-01",
    "O239-02",
    "O239-03"
   ],
   "cands": [
    "O0041"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": 433,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "The Non-Indexed Perfective: in the gig economy time is algorithmically governed (the deposit's sentence after Sharma's 'temporal labor'): O-class, AI governing labor on platforms. The deposit's other algorithmic-governance sentence (O0067) is a list and not a claim",
   "claims": [
    "O433-01"
   ],
   "cands": [
    "O0066"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": 469,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "Subjectivity-as-Class (Johannes Sigil): the platform extracts value from gig workers and from the meaning-production that makes the gig economy seem a normal business rather than a wage-suppression engine; it cannot exploit gig workers without first extracting the semantic infrastructure that makes the relation legible as 'partnership' (O-class, gains and losses on platform work). Its sentences on the PMC under platform capitalism (O0076–O0083) are not about platform work",
   "claims": [
    "O469-01",
    "O469-02"
   ],
   "cands": [
    "O0080",
    "O0084"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": 713,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "DashFace (patent-poem): the platforms converted employment into a 'partnership' in which the worker assumed all risk and the platform captured all data; the field of the invention is deciding from workers' faces how much they deserve to be paid (O-class, AI governing labor and gains and losses on platform work; figural, quoted, O_leg)",
   "claims": [
    "O713-01",
    "O713-02"
   ],
   "cands": [
    "O0155"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": 1390,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "DashFace (2026-06-05), the same work as #713: an instance under #713 (S4); its keyword list (O0255) is not a claim",
   "claims": [],
   "instance_of": 713,
   "cands": [
    "O0255",
    "O0256",
    "O0257"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": 1391,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "DashFace v2 (2026-06-05), the same work as #713: an instance under #713 (S4)",
   "claims": [],
   "instance_of": 713,
   "cands": [
    "O0258",
    "O0259",
    "O0260",
    "O0261"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": 1545,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "EA-MPAI-SEMANTIC-PROLETARIAT-01 §14: the archive's class category is not gig workers or AI annotators as a demographic (O-class, a limit on applying the archive's class to platform workers). Its fan-out line (O0290) and keyword lists are not claims",
   "claims": [
    "O1545-01"
   ],
   "cands": [
    "O0289"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": 148,
   "strata": [
    "H",
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "Semantic Technique and Collective Ownership §5.3 (hop candidate H0012, forward from #163 and #1545): the labor-law tradition's platform-worker-rights organizing among the Tier 3 institutional demands that contest the regime at the level of law and policy, with their stated limit, capture (O-class, regulation of platform work and worker power)",
   "claims": [
    "O148-01",
    "O148-02"
   ],
   "cands": [
    "H0012"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": 950,
   "strata": [
    "H",
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "Operative Semiotics: A Grundrisse, Graph 4 (hop candidate H0061, reverse from #239): a delivery driver whose app is reclassifying them as an independent contractor, a structural cause the clinical graph cannot code (O-class, gains and losses on platform work; employment status classification). Its platform-capitalism sentences (O0212–O0218) are not about platform work",
   "claims": [
    "O950-01"
   ],
   "cands": [
    "H0061"
   ]
  }
 ],
 "admitted_surface": [
  {
   "dep": "capture",
   "url": "https://www.alexanarch.org/captures/ilo-digital-labour-platform-policy-tracker-aio-20261029/",
   "reason": "the Capture Registry's findings, reading, analysis, query note and dimensional reading for the entity's capture (OBS-3a975d1658be, 2026-10-29), the archive's statements on the entity's composition",
   "claims": [
    "CAP-1-01",
    "CAP-1-02",
    "CAP-1-03",
    "CAP-1-04",
    "CAP-1-05",
    "CAP-1-06",
    "CAP-1-07",
    "CAP-1-08",
    "CAP-1-09",
    "CAP-1-10",
    "CAP-1-11",
    "CAP-1-12"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": "LV",
   "url": "https://www.laborvector.org/aggregators/ilo-platform-policy-tracker/ (source: /home/claude/fleet/laborvector/data/labor-census/census.json rows[slug == 'ilo-platform-policy-tracker'] and organizing_question; questions.json; rendered aggregators/ilo-platform-policy-tracker/index.html read for agreement)",
   "reason": "the Labor Vector census record of the entity (editor Lee Sharks, compiled 2026-10-29, schema 1.0): its fields with their basis, its lv_intersection (the archive's reading) and the two worked questions that name it; where a field restates a source ledgered in B (B2, B6, B7) it is one lineage with that source",
   "claims": [
    "LV-01",
    "LV-02",
    "LV-03",
    "LV-04",
    "LV-05",
    "LV-06",
    "LV-07",
    "LV-08",
    "LV-09",
    "LV-10",
    "LV-11",
    "LV-12",
    "LV-13",
    "LV-14",
    "LV-15",
    "LV-16",
    "LV-17",
    "LV-18",
    "LV-19",
    "LV-20",
    "LV-21",
    "LV-22",
    "LV-23",
    "LV-24",
    "LV-25",
    "LV-26",
    "LV-27",
    "LV-28",
    "LV-29",
    "LV-30",
    "LV-31",
    "LV-32",
    "LV-33",
    "LV-34",
    "LV-35",
    "LV-36",
    "LV-37"
   ]
  }
 ],
 "not_admitted": [
  {
   "dep": [
    101,
    1189
   ],
   "reason": "O-class candidates O0020, O0237: a bridge table on platform capitalism and algorithmic governance that states of itself 'These are bridges, not claims'"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    727
   ],
   "reason": "O0163–O0176: fan-out paths, query targets and capture targets ('digital labor platforms' among them): lists, not claims"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    726
   ],
   "reason": "O0157–O0162: a protocol instruction that a 'Semantic Labor and Digital Labor' satellite open with digital labor and platform work: an instruction for composing packets, not a claim on the class"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    28,
    1162,
    556,
    557,
    558,
    543
   ],
   "reason": "discourse hooks and venue tables ('the gig economy audience', 'Platform Studies & Digital Labor'): audience and venue lists"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    273,
    274
   ],
   "reason": "O0042, O0043: '10+ years of platform labor' in a restoration price: the author's own labor building an audience on platforms, a damages figure, nothing of platform work as the tracker's object"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    501
   ],
   "reason": "O0118, O0119: an exercise prompt and a figural line naming platform labor as a case for alienation analysis: no claim on the class"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    704
   ],
   "reason": "O0152: predictions 'testable against platform labor conditions': no claim on the class"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    83
   ],
   "reason": "O0014: 'systems of collective agreement' (belief and money): a homonym of the class term"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    64
   ],
   "reason": "O0012: Rouvroy's algorithmic governmentality, attributed, on statistical correlation: not about labor"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    422,
    433,
    583,
    617
   ],
   "reason": "O0064, O0065, O0067, O0139, O0142: algorithmic governance in lists of what grammar, practitioners or groups face: not about labor on platforms"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    477
   ],
   "reason": "O0085, O0086: the Somatic Anchor 'preventing \"disembodied\" or automated decision-making': an archive protocol for its own operator, not labor"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    499
   ],
   "reason": "O0102–O0117: algorithmic governance and platform capitalism extracting the semantic production of users ('workers producing value that owners capture … zero-compensation model'): the semantic-labor line on users, which the archive keeps distinct from gig workers (#1545 §14); nothing of workers on digital labour platforms or the rules over them"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    918,
    924
   ],
   "reason": "O0210, O0211: automated decision-making in the Zenodo termination correspondence: a repository's moderation, not labor"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    18,
    31,
    38,
    100,
    122,
    148,
    170,
    205,
    217,
    218,
    291,
    292,
    297,
    308,
    319,
    325,
    326,
    367,
    375,
    463,
    467,
    478,
    482,
    483,
    485,
    498,
    516,
    533,
    550,
    572,
    579,
    595,
    614,
    623,
    624,
    656,
    761,
    825,
    833,
    892,
    898,
    909,
    998,
    1061,
    1077,
    1079,
    1107,
    1114,
    1168,
    1170,
    1171,
    1251,
    1264,
    1275,
    1320,
    1326,
    1396,
    1397,
    1401,
    1448,
    1460,
    1643,
    1644,
    1684
   ],
   "reason": "the remaining O-class candidates (class 4 pattern: 'platform capitalism', 'digital labor', 'platform economy'), read: the Semantic Economy's account of meaning extracted from users under platform capitalism, digital-labor theory (Terranova, Fuchs, Srnicek) in genealogies and reference lists, keyword lists, abstracts and metadata, and captures quoting compositions of the archive's own frameworks; none says anything of workers on digital labour platforms, of the rules laid over platform work, or of collective agreements with platform companies"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    1,
    11,
    31,
    38,
    39,
    63,
    92,
    94,
    112,
    116,
    154,
    155,
    162,
    166,
    167,
    213,
    217,
    227,
    240,
    241,
    242,
    243,
    244,
    246,
    247,
    253,
    255,
    256,
    257,
    258,
    259,
    320,
    323,
    327,
    349,
    350,
    351,
    362,
    363,
    385,
    449,
    516,
    578,
    598,
    599,
    714,
    715,
    720,
    724,
    766,
    770,
    784,
    790,
    794,
    856,
    869,
    992,
    997,
    1002,
    1110,
    1168,
    1170,
    1171,
    1177,
    1223,
    1251,
    1366,
    1368,
    1384,
    1427,
    1438,
    1439,
    1462,
    1465,
    1543,
    1604,
    1611,
    1668,
    1669,
    1677,
    1680,
    1684
   ],
   "reason": "hop candidates (84 deposits, one citation hop from #163, #239, #433, #469, #713, #1390, #1391, #1545), each screened for platform work, gig work, collective bargaining, trade unions, algorithmic management, automated decision-making, labour law, the ILO and delivery work; the hits read: #256 ('Not a union. Unions are legal entities with membership, dues, and collective bargaining rights': a definition of the Assembly by contrast, nothing of bargaining with platforms), #1669 (labour laws in the Nazi forced-labour economy), #1680 (algorithmic mediation of documents), #1384 (a style-sheet font name); none says anything of the tracker or of the four classes. Admitted from the hop: #148 and #950"
  }
 ],
 "hop": {
  "from": [
   163,
   239,
   433,
   469,
   713,
   1390,
   1391,
   1545
  ],
  "candidates": 87,
  "deposits": 84,
  "admitted": [
   148,
   950
  ]
 },
 "class_pass": "O-class: the string pass returned 307 candidates in 96 deposits (289 on the class-4 pattern, most of them 'platform capitalism' or 'digital labor' in the semantic-labor line, 15 on class 2, 2 on class 3, 1 on class 1); read, admitting #163, #239, #433, #469, #713 (with #1390 and #1391 as instances) and #1545",
 "observations": "No archive text names the tracker, its host, its other names or the Observatory (D 0, R 0); the one archive citation of an ILO work is a reference-list entry (Rani, Gobel and Dhir 2024, ILO Science-Policy Brief, in #702 and #1203), not a claim. The archive's bearing is by class only: law's form of labor and collective bargaining within the wage system (#239); platform-worker-rights organizing as an institutional demand at risk of capture (#148); algorithmic governance of gig time (#433) and of the driver's face (#713); who gains on platforms (#469, #713, #163); employment status reclassification as a cost (#950); and the limit that the archive's class category is not the gig worker as a demographic (#1545). The archive's instruments of labor direction (DS-6 and DSL, #771; user labor drag) bear on synthetic labor relative to a commissioned task and say nothing of the four classes: not admitted, given in the config's classes_note; the census's own reading of where the tracker meets them is ledgered as LV-22 and LV-23."
}