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 "row": "output-anthology",
 "pass": "first reading, 2026-11-01; second pass with one citation hop from the deposits admitted by reading",
 "procedure": "EA-NEGONT-02 v0.10 §3.4 D/R/O (working; not frozen). Admission by reading: D, a claim on the anthology with the entity named; R, a relation the archive states between the entity and an archive object; O, an archive category applied to the entity or to a class the field and the censuses source for it (computer-generated text: B5, B3, census areas machine-co-authorship and machine-composition; the procedural lineage of computational poetics: B5, B3, layer census area field-history). The censuses' anchors (#940, #1722; #186, #1543) read at the passages bearing on the entity's kind (BRIEF-NEW-ROW-AUTHORSHIP §Substitutions 6).",
 "reader": "Claude (Opus 5.5), subagent, 2026-11-01",
 "counts": {
  "D": 0,
  "R": 0,
  "O_class_candidates": 34,
  "O_deposits": 27,
  "H_candidates": 83
 },
 "verdicts": [
  {
   "dep": 186,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "Who Is Writing for the Machines?, the layer census's anchor: its definition of training-layer literature distinguishes AI-generated literature (machine as writer) and procedural or computational poetry (machine as method), the two classes the field gives the anthology (O0012, O0014); its procedural lineage 'established that composition can be delegated to systems' (O0013), with Montfort and the Using Electricity series among its living masters and Bertram's Travesty Generator in its 'writing through AI' column (the operators' works, read at ¶2 and ¶3 of 'Who is in the field?')",
   "claims": [
    "O186-01",
    "O186-02",
    "O186-03",
    "O186-04",
    "O186-05"
   ],
   "cands": [
    "O0012",
    "O0013",
    "O0014"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": 1012,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "traininglayerliterature.org canonical surface: its FAQ defines 'AI-generated content' as 'writing whose author is a language model', an attribution of authorship applied to class (1); its differentFrom list (O0027) carries 'Computational poetry: Poetry generated by computational systems'",
   "claims": [
    "O1012-01"
   ],
   "cands": [
    "O0027"
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  },
  {
   "dep": 400,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "Training Layer Literature: Executive Summary, related-terms table: electronic literature and computational poetics distinguished from TLL by the direction of address, the archive's category applied to class (2) (O0016)",
   "claims": [
    "O400-01"
   ],
   "cands": [
    "O0016"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": 1543,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "Generative Uptake, the layer census's anchor: §10 defines TM→, 'machine-after-reception → new artifact', the direction whose field history the layer census reads the anthology as; §10's close separates novel composition from false provenance as two questions of an output; the archive's categories for machine-emitted text, class (1); read as anchor (no string candidate: the class patterns do not occur at its loci)",
   "claims": [
    "O1543-01",
    "O1543-02"
   ],
   "cands": []
  },
  {
   "dep": 940,
   "strata": [
    "O"
   ],
   "reason": "EA-HETERONYMY-01, the authorship census's anchor: §6's operational boundary places ordinary editing, machine assistance without a named witness role and collaborative authorship outside heteronymy, the archive's categories applied to the classes the authorship census gives the anthology (machine participation in authorship; an edited selection); read as anchor (no string candidate)",
   "claims": [
    "O940-01",
    "O940-02",
    "O940-03"
   ],
   "cands": []
  }
 ],
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  {
   "dep": "capture",
   "url": "https://www.alexanarch.org/captures/output-an-anthology-of-computer-generated-text-aio-20261101/",
   "reason": "the Capture Registry's findings, reading, analysis, title, query note, PER note and originator basis for the entity's capture (OBS-888ebbd0b2d5, 2026-11-01)",
   "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"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": "LS",
   "url": "https://www.leesharks.com/apparatus/aggregators/output-anthology (source: /home/claude/fleet/leesharks.com/data/authorship-census/census.json rows[slug == 'output-anthology'], organizing_question, admission_rule)",
   "reason": "the leesharks.com apparatus authorship census record, editor Lee Sharks, 2026-11-01",
   "claims": [
    "LS-01",
    "LS-02",
    "LS-03",
    "LS-04",
    "LS-05",
    "LS-06",
    "LS-07",
    "LS-08",
    "LS-09",
    "LS-10",
    "LS-11",
    "LS-12",
    "LS-13",
    "LS-14",
    "LS-15",
    "LS-16",
    "LS-17",
    "LS-18",
    "LS-19",
    "LS-20",
    "LS-21",
    "LS-22",
    "LS-23",
    "LS-24",
    "LS-25",
    "LS-26",
    "LS-27",
    "LS-28",
    "LS-29",
    "LS-30",
    "LS-31",
    "LS-32",
    "LS-33",
    "LS-34",
    "LS-35",
    "LS-36",
    "LS-37",
    "LS-38",
    "LS-39",
    "LS-40"
   ]
  },
  {
   "dep": "TLL",
   "url": "https://www.traininglayerliterature.org/aggregators/output-anthology (source: /home/claude/fleet/traininglayerliterature-org/data/layer-census/census.json rows[slug == 'output-anthology'], organizing_question)",
   "reason": "the traininglayerliterature.org layer census record, editor Lee Sharks, 2026-11-01; this row serves both censuses",
   "claims": [
    "TLL-01",
    "TLL-02",
    "TLL-03",
    "TLL-04",
    "TLL-05",
    "TLL-06",
    "TLL-07",
    "TLL-08",
    "TLL-09",
    "TLL-10",
    "TLL-11",
    "TLL-12",
    "TLL-13",
    "TLL-14",
    "TLL-15",
    "TLL-16",
    "TLL-17",
    "TLL-18",
    "TLL-19",
    "TLL-20",
    "TLL-21",
    "TLL-22",
    "TLL-23",
    "TLL-24",
    "TLL-25",
    "TLL-26",
    "TLL-27",
    "TLL-28",
    "TLL-29",
    "TLL-30",
    "TLL-31",
    "TLL-32",
    "TLL-33",
    "TLL-34",
    "TLL-35",
    "TLL-36"
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  }
 ],
 "not_admitted": [
  {
   "dep": [
    1722
   ],
   "reason": "AI Calls You Fake, the authorship census's anchor: read at the existence tax (Start with one search), 'Your history is a myth' and 'Your work is my raw material', and the heteronym sections; no passage says anything of anthologies of generated text, machine-written output or how such output is credited; read and not admitted"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    939
   ],
   "reason": "EA-PROVENANCE-DEBT-01 (hop H0050 from #940): its distinction of 'authored AI-mediated writing from generated slop' concerns a human bearer's AI-mediated writing; no field source places the anthology's outputs as AI-mediated writing by a bearer; read at the counter-principle and not admitted"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    10,
    11,
    30,
    415,
    1140
   ],
   "reason": "a heteronym's field label, no claim on the class"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    87,
    108,
    110,
    137,
    158,
    170,
    198,
    622,
    736,
    753,
    819,
    907,
    1397,
    1441,
    1540,
    1634
   ],
   "reason": "'AI-generated text', 'text generation' or 'generation systems' in the archive's own ledger rules, measurement frameworks of contemporary model output, retrieval systems or its own computational-poetics projects; none says anything of generated text as an anthologized history or of the anthology's systems (#110's deviation claim concerns LLM output against a reference model, a class the layer census marks the anthology as 'NOT limited to')"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    1678,
    1680
   ],
   "reason": "a negative definition of the archive itself; it says nothing of the class beyond the archive's not belonging to it"
  },
  {
   "dep": [
    "H0001–H0083 except H0050"
   ],
   "reason": "hop candidates from #186, #1012, #400, #1543, #940: each text checked for the entity's aliases and the two class patterns; matches only in #10, #11, #30, #415, #1140 (the heteronym label), #176 (AI-generated text in scientific publishing), #819, #1409, #1441, #1540 (rejected above); no sentence on the entity or its classes as such"
  }
 ]
}