Labor Vector (laborvector.org)

register entry laborvector-aio-20261031 OBS-e70b50445972 · file as first run sha256 4ab567427f4a1f02…

• T1-1 definition: 'Labor Vector is a conceptual framework by Lee Sharks on the Labor Vector Website that maps the path semantic labor travels through a system: C → T → R → O → A (Capacity, Task-origin, Retrieval, Output, Attribution).' (one marker, card 1)
• T1-2 C: 'C (Capacity): Whether the user can direct labor toward a specific object or mode at all (directional-capacity presence or loss).' (card 1)
• T1-3 T: 'T (Task-origin): The commissioned object itself and the reference vector for direction.' (card 1)
• T1-4 R: 'R (Retrieval): The stage where labor moves into the retrieval process.' (card 1)
• T1-5 O: 'O (Output): The resulting output of the system.' (card 1)
• T1-6 A: 'A (Attribution): Where credit or recognition is assigned (erasure is deepest at the first layer, and most visible at the last).' (card 1)
• T1-7 homonym note: '(Note: The term can also refer to graphic design assets like labor-themed vector graphics and VectorStock Labor Vectors).' (a marker carrying card 2's link)
• T1-8 closer: 'If you specify whether you meant the semantic labor theory framework or graphic design vector assets, I can break down the exact principles or provide download links for illustrations.' (no marker)

• B1 www.laborvector.org — Directionality of Semantic Labor — Lee Sharks | Labor Vector card; B1.html sha256 68b21e12c0668d46, HTTP 200 at 2026-10-31T22:59:06Z; byte-identical to the census copy labor-vector--home
• B2 VectorStock — Labor Vector Images & Graphics for Commercial Use card; B2.html sha256 5a3b4de94d7c5ccf, HTTP 200 at 2026-10-31T22:59:06Z; the homonym
• B3 laborvector.org — Labor and AI: the meta-aggregator — Labor Vector (the site's aggregators page) own page; B3.html sha256 912d0e8aafbf93ba, HTTP 200 at 2026-10-31T21:28:14Z; the census copy labor-vector--aggregators, not refetched
• B4 Wikipedia — 'Labor Vector' (no article) no article: raw wikitext HTTP 404 at 2026-10-31T22:59:07Z (B4.wiki sha256 0d52e24f2e0d5c8b), rendered page HTTP 404, variants 404, search totalhits 0

E_A, the archive's entity: laborvector.org, Lee Sharks's site in the fleet of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive (a Framework site, #1702): the canonical definition surface for Directionality of Semantic Labor (#771, 2026-05-30), its source deposited as #1392 (2026-06-05; recovered 2026-08-04; its Zenodo DOIs severed), the canonical place of DS-6, DSL, the enclosing span, ρ_T and SIM-6 in the measurement stack (#1472, #1464), and since 2026-10-29 the Labor Vector meta-aggregator, one of the three Meta-Aggregators of the Crimson Hexagon (#1719), 15 resources read by who supplies the labor, who directs it and who receives its gains, the census's records and the site's instruments meeting only in lv_intersection; entered in the maryleelabor census as meta-aggregation and worker power, no independent holder in #1725's sense A1392-01 A1392-03 A771-01 A1702-01 A1472-01 A1464-02 A1719-01 A1719-03 ML-05 ML-22; defining papers #1392, #771, #1719, #1702, #1472, #1464

E_F, the field's entity (type E (the archive's own entity: a site), with a homonym on the rail): Labor Vector, laborvector.org: the canonical definition surface for Directionality of Semantic Labor and the interoperable metric program, defined by Lee Sharks (2026), whose page names its deposit as #771, carrying a meta-aggregator of 15 labor-and-AI resources compiled 2026-10-29 (B1, B3); at the spaced name, VectorStock's listing of labor vector graphics (B2, a homonym); no Wikipedia article (B4)

ρ = revises: the archive reads E_F as its own statements of the site at several dates and keeps, narrows or supersedes each by locus: the definition surface kept (#1392, #1472); the deposit the page names narrowed (#771 is the DSL specification, the surface's source deposited as #1392); the surface's own Zenodo identifiers recorded severed (#1392); the site extended on 2026-10-29 by the meta-aggregator (#1719); the archive's earlier readings of the page's state ('1,400', #1702; 'no signup yet', #1719) standing at their dates, revised by the page of 2026-10-31 A1392-01 A1392-04 A771-01 A1719-01 A1719-05 A1719-06 A1702-02 F29 F11 F31. Guard: ρ = revises claims the archive restated its own entity at the loci given and does not make the page wrong at its date: the page's 'deposit #771' is the page's own statement, carried whole (F29, F28), and the census follows it (ML-24); #1719's 'no signup yet' was the state of 2026-10-29. The VectorStock listing (B2) is a homonym and stands outside ρ; the archive's other 'labor vector' (the semantic labor vector) is an internal homonym and stands outside ρ.

The case: composed in the archive's ontology (v0.8). Archive composition, ρ = revises (§1.2a: "ρ = revises, which concerns the archive's own entity, is composed in the archive's ontology by definition"). The entity is the archive's own site, Lee Sharks's (#1392, creator "Sharks, Lee"; the maryleelabor census: "It shares this census's editor"), and the disclosed field B is its own two pages (B1 the card, B3 the census's own page, both archive-controlled), a homonym on the rail (B2, VectorStock's stock-graphics listing at the spaced name) and Wikipedia's absence (B4). The field holds no ontology of the site other than the archive's own statements of it; the equal-terms case has no second claim space to admit the archive into, and the witness case has no rival ontology to contest. The archive restates its own entity at the loci its records touch: the definition surface kept (#1392's title, #1472), the deposit narrowed (the page's 'deposit #771' names the DSL specification; the surface's source is deposited as #1392), the Zenodo identifiers of the surface's deposit recorded as severed (#1392), the site extended by the meta-aggregator on 2026-10-29 (#1719), and the archive's earlier records of the page's state (#1702's '1,400'; #1719's 'no signup yet') revised by the page of 2026-10-31. SPXI (Appendix D) is the precedent; The Final Time and Marx as Identity are this day's archive-case rows.

#1392 front matter, title: laborvector.org — Canonical Definition Surface for Directionality of Semantic Labor, the DS-6 Tuple, and the Semantic-Labor Metric Program

#1392 front matter, creator: creator: Sharks, Lee

#1392 Deployed source, head (line 41): The deployed source below is the work this record deposits. It is reproduced verbatim; the site remains the live manifestation and this is the archival capture of it.

#771 Abstract (line 72): This paper specifies that dimension as a layered, computable measure across five points of a transaction — capacity, task-origin, retrieval, output, attribution (C → T → R → O → A) — and shows that erasure can occur at each.

#1719 opening (line 45): Labor Vector (laborvector.org/aggregators/) holds 15 resources that observe where labor and AI meet.

#1719 Still open from v1.0 §11.2 (line 345): One is touched: laborvector.org's landing was refitted on 2026-10-29, its prose counts kept as they were.

#1702 §4 The surfaces (line 142): | laborvector.org | Framework | — | — | `laborvector` | 3 | 1 | yes | yes | Directionality of Semantic Labor — Lee Sharks · Labor Vector |

#B1 footer (field, archive-controlled): Labor Vector · laborvector.org — canonical definition surface for Directionality of Semantic Labor and the interoperable metric program.

#ML census.json rows[slug == 'labor-vector'].ml_reading: It shares this census's editor, so it is no independent holder in #1725's sense.

archive composition (ρ = revises): each field claim carried whole beside the archive record that keeps, narrows or supersedes it; the receiving records are #1392 (the deposited source, 2026-06-05; recovered 2026-08-04), #771 (the DSL specification, 2026-05-30), #1464, #1466 and #1472 (2026-08-14), #1485 (2026-08-15), #1702 (2026-10-24), #1719 (2026-10-29) and the maryleelabor census record (2026-10-31). Reading the received column recovers the field (§5.9).

v0.9 §4.10: KO_B sentences surviving in the KO at similarity ≥ 0.95, with positions (computed as apply_v09.py does: difflib.SequenceMatcher ratio, the best KO sentence for each KO_B sentence): v0.9 0 of 9 (positions [None, None, None, None, None, None, None, None, None]; composed first under v0.9, so there is no v0.7 object to measure against). Opening-run check (§5.10): no breach.

Labor Vector (laborvector.org) is the canonical definition surface for Directionality of Semantic Labor and the interoperable metric program, its page titled "Directionality of Semantic Labor — Lee Sharks | Labor Vector", the framework defined by Lee Sharks (2026) for the Semantic Economy Institute / Crimson Hexagonal Archive, under CC BY 4.0. Directionality of Semantic Labor is a layered, computable measure of the direction in which a synthetic system's labor moves relative to the task a user commissioned, on the principle that provenance is task-origin; fluency is not fidelity, and attribution is not direction. The measurement layers run C → T → R → O → A: capacity to direct labor, the task-origin as reference vector, retrieval, output and attribution, erasure deepest at the first layer and most visible at the last. Its measures are Λ, a single figure in [0, 1], and the six-place core DS-6, fixed at six, within an interoperable program; the page states "DSL measures direction, not obedience." The quick prompt is a screening estimate, and directionality is silent on labor that never occurred; the page sets DSL apart from labor economics, vector databases and AI alignment, reports a field measurement of DSL 1.00 at the Self-Audit Module, and records a Sappho role-mapping declined as costume. The page names its deposit as #771 and DSL's DOI on Zenodo, carries a colophon observed 2026-08-15, drafted with Claude and approved by Lee Sharks, counts 1,700 deposits in the archive's registry, and lists itself among the archive's Framework Sites. Its meta-aggregator, Labor and AI, holds 15 resources that observe the intersections of labor and AI, compiled 2026-10-29, each record answering who supplies the labor, who directs it and who receives its gains, on what evidence, across five intersections from labor producing AI to worker power, its kinds of evidence kept apart. A record states only what its resource measures or reports; no record measures the distribution of productivity gains, and none records whether a system's labor advanced the user's task, the question DSL measures; the census is published as data, edited by Lee Sharks, with a digest by email. At the spaced name, VectorStock lists labor vector images and graphics for commercial use, 113k results; Wikipedia has no article.

Labor Vector, at laborvector.org, is Lee Sharks's site, by its own footer the "canonical definition surface for Directionality of Semantic Labor and the interoperable metric program" (laborvector.org, read 2026-10-31), deposited in the archive on 2026-06-05 as "laborvector.org — Canonical Definition Surface for Directionality of Semantic Labor, the DS-6 Tuple, and the Semantic-Labor Metric Program", a deposit of type "Software / executable apparatus" (#1392). Its page is titled "Directionality of Semantic Labor — Lee Sharks | Labor Vector", gives the framework as "Defined by Lee Sharks (2026) · ORCID · Semantic Economy Institute / Crimson Hexagonal Archive" and carries "© Lee Sharks 2026 · CC BY 4.0" (laborvector.org); the maryleelabor census enters its operator as "Lee Sharks (Semantic Economy Institute / Crimson Hexagonal Archive), the editor of this census", founded "2026 (DSL defined by Lee Sharks)" (maryleelabor census record, 2026-10-31). #1392 deposits the site's source as "Recovered 2026-08-04 from the live canonical surface at https://laborvector.org/", hashed and reproduced verbatim, and states that "the site remains the live manifestation and this is the archival capture of it"; it records its own two Zenodo DOIs as "(severed)" (#1392). The page names another deposit: its head marker reads "laborvector.org deposit #771" and its colophon "source_object_ids: deposit #771", with "surface_observed_at: 2026-08-15T09:40:32Z" (laborvector.org); #771 is the specification of Directionality of Semantic Labor itself (#771, 2026-05-30), and the census record carries the page's statement in its lifecycle, "the DSL surface deposit #771", and the colophon's date as "home_surface_observed_at" (maryleelabor census record). The fleet packet of 2026-10-24 lists laborvector.org in the Framework section with no canonical deposit bound in the manifest, its repository laborvector at 3 pages and its sitemap at 1 URL (#1702), and the page's own network block lists it under "Framework Sites" of the "Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Network" (laborvector.org). The page records its making as "drafted with Claude (TACHYON), MANUS-approved", "human_approver: Lee Sharks (MANUS)" (laborvector.org); at the SPXI conformance instrument's deposit "laborvector.org scored 1.0 (11/11)" (#143, 2026-05-31), and survivethedeletion.org was placed "in the site family with provenanceerasure.org and laborvector.org" (#1010). Directionality of Semantic Labor, the framework the site defines, "is a layered, computable measure of the direction in which a synthetic system's labor moves relative to the task a user commissioned" (laborvector.org); its specification gives it "as a layered, computable measure across five points of a transaction — capacity, task-origin, retrieval, output, attribution (C → T → R → O → A)" and shows "that erasure can occur at each" (#771). Its principle reads "Provenance is not only claim-origin. Provenance is task-origin." with the gloss "Fluency is not fidelity; attribution is not direction." (laborvector.org), which #771 states as "The deepest provenance erasure is the erasure of task-origin — the commissioned direction of labor — which can occur upstream of, and invisibly to, any audit of the finished artifact." (#771). The site gives the path as "C → T → R → O → A": C asks "Can the user direct labor toward a specific object or mode at all?", T is "the reference vector against which all direction is measured", R asks "Does what's returned match what was asked — entities, mode, exactness?", O "Of the labor actually spent, how much advanced the task?" and A "Is the labor's source preserved, or is the arrow of credit inverted?" (laborvector.org). "Erasure at the first layer is deepest; at the last, most visible." (laborvector.org): in #771's words erasure at C "prevents the intended labor from entering the system as enforceable instruction" and erasure at A "is visible in the finished artifact" (#771), and the archive's reading of the live surface on 2026-08-14 records the same "five-layer path" and principle (#1464). Its measures are a single figure, "Λ = T_direct / (T_direct + T_decline + T_redirect) ∈ [0, 1]", and a core, "The Directionality Stack (DS-6) is the six-place core. Fixed at six." (laborvector.org), a count #771 fixes at "six places deliberately" (#771); the site sets DSL in "an interoperable program" whose metrics are "a single coordinate system", and "DSL measures direction, not obedience." (laborvector.org). The site bounds its quick prompt, "It is approximate by design — a screening estimate, not a measurement.", and its measure, "Directionality measures the aim of the labor that occurred; it is silent on labor that never occurred." (laborvector.org); #771 grants a single value "only on transcripts where the task vector is exogenous and fixed — a one-shot commission", names when a negative reading is "weakened/disconfirmed", grades a score without its reporting block "a screening estimate, not a measurement" (#771), and the registry reads its formulas and weights as "proposed instrumentation, not validated measurement science" (registry, #771). The page sets itself apart: "Distinct from: labor economics (DSL measures semantic, not wage, labor); vector databases (no relation); "AI alignment" generically (DSL is a measurement instrument, not a training method)." (laborvector.org), which the census carries as "NOT labor economics: its page reads 'DSL measures semantic, not wage, labor'" (maryleelabor census record). Its field measurement reads the Self-Audit Module's dissolution by Google AI Overview on 13 June 2026 as "DSL measured at 1.00 — every canonical citation (DOI, Zenodo community, author name, metric names) was dropped while the source text's semantic concepts were continuously used." (laborvector.org). The page credits DSL to "Lee Sharks (2026), within the Semantic Economy framework, deposited in the Crimson Hexagonal Archive on Zenodo under DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20469514." and counts "Crimson Hexagonal Archive — Alexanarch registry 1,700 deposits" (laborvector.org), where the fleet packet of 2026-10-24 had found "1,400" in its prose (#1702). The archive's placement of the measurement stack makes the site canonical for "DS-6, DSL, enclosing, ρ_T as extension, SIM-6" with the object "task-origin and labour direction" (#1472, 2026-08-14) and reads it as "the Directionality of Semantic Labor program" (#1464); other deposits send the reader there for the stack, "see laborvector.org for the in-development specification" (#148), set papers "upstream of the DS-6 measurement program (laborvector.org)" (#779), and count canonical definition surfaces among "The semantic economy's defensive instruments" (#197). On 2026-08-14 the archive found the site's "30-second version" the pattern to extend, "exactly right", and its "/audit/ and /api/ return 404" (#1466); a paper on the oldest case declined "seating this chain on laborvector.org as C→T→R→O→A, with Sappho as originator" as costume (#1485, 2026-08-15), which the page records as a role-mapping "considered and declined as costume in the source paper" (laborvector.org). Since 2026-10-29 the site carries "Labor and AI: the meta-aggregator" (laborvector.org): "The resources that observe the intersections of labor and AI, from data workers' own inquiries and contract inventories to employment trackers and records of how people use AI systems, each formalized as an entity.", "15 resources, compiled 2026-10-29." (laborvector.org/aggregators/), one of the three Meta-Aggregators of the Crimson Hexagon: "Labor Vector (laborvector.org/aggregators/) holds 15 resources that observe where labor and AI meet." (#1719). "Every record answers one question: who supplies the labor, who directs it, and who receives its gains — and what kind of evidence does this resource bring to that question?" (laborvector.org/aggregators/); the home page gives it as DSL's question widened "to the labor around AI" (laborvector.org), and #1719 tabulates the question with the census's fields, "five intersections, evidence kind, labor object, direction (supplies, directs, gains)" through "lv_intersection" (#1719). Its intersections run from "Labor producing AI : annotation, moderation, evaluation, maintenance, and creative or scholarly work entering training and retrieval" to "Worker power : bargaining, organizing, consent, refusal, contestation and enforceable protections", its kinds of evidence kept apart, "Each kind answers a different part of the question; the records keep them apart.", and it publishes "The census as data: census.json and questions.json" (laborvector.org/aggregators/), "15 resources across five intersections, compiled 2026-10-29." (laborvector.org); #1719 counts "15 records, schema 1.0, six worked questions" with "saved copies with sha256" (#1719). It states its limits, "A record states only what its resource measures or reports." and "No record in the census measures the distribution of productivity gains between workers, employers, platforms and model providers." (laborvector.org/aggregators/), both entered as the census record's stated limits (maryleelabor census record). The census meets the site's instrument at one stated point, "None records, from the commissioning side, whether the system's labor advanced the task the user set, or who receives the time it saves. That is the question DSL measures." (laborvector.org/aggregators/), and #1719 keeps the two apart, "the instruments meet the records only in lv_intersection, as the archive's reading" (#1719). #1719 gives the form: "A meta-aggregator of the Crimson Hexagon keeps a resource in its own words, records what the machine composed at its name, and corrects itself where the difference between the two shows its own error." (#1719); the page signs it "editor Lee Sharks", "a sibling of the MMRS meta-aggregator and the provenance meta-aggregator" (laborvector.org/aggregators/). The archive dates the turn: "laborvector.org's landing was refitted on 2026-10-29, its prose counts kept as they were", and on that date "laborvector.org has no signup yet." (#1719); the page read on 2026-10-31 carries "The Labor Vector digest": "New records in the labor and AI census, changes to the resources it follows, and new worked questions, by email, now and then." (laborvector.org). The maryleelabor left-and-labor census, whose question is "Whose record does it keep, who holds it, and does it keep the losing side in a form that could be taken up later?", enters Labor Vector under the areas "meta-aggregation" and "worker-power" with the evidence kind "census of resources", keeping "the census's records of 15 labor-and-AI resources", held by "Lee Sharks, under CC BY 4.0", its losing side "not recorded: its organizing question is who supplies, directs and receives the gains of labor, and each record states what its resource cannot answer" (maryleelabor census record). Its reading is "none stated.", then the archive's: "the archive reads its worker power intersection (organizing, refusal, contestation, enforceable protections) as where it meets the left census" and "It shares this census's editor, so it is no independent holder in #1725's sense." (maryleelabor census record), #1725's holder being one "with standing independent of the executive" (#1725, 2026-10-31). By the record it answers "which labor-and-AI resources hold which kind of evidence (exposure estimate, employment outcome, worker testimony, negotiated provision and the rest)" and leaves open "how a left organization holds or loses internal critique", tagged "NOT a census of left politics: its census covers labor and AI" and "NOT independent of this census: it has the same editor", with the census's own JSON and its Questions and Captures pages unread (maryleelabor census record). Earlier reception: the Capture Registry of 2026-06-13 records the Overview's gloss at the address 'directionality of semantic labor' with "laborvector.org ranks first." (#825), and #147 records that the registered domains carried "structured author pages explicitly identifying Lee Sharks as the author" while "The substrate continued to assert Mary Lee." (#147, 2026-06-03). At the address 'laborvector' on 2026-10-31 the Overview gave "THE FRAMEWORK, ATTRIBUTED", the five stages "at the site's grain", while the home page saved that day held "15 resources across five intersections, compiled 2026-10-29." and "The meta-aggregator of labor and AI, the site's current work and a source of the maryleelabor census, is absent; the site is composed as its definition surface alone." (Capture Registry, 2026-10-31), the registry's analysis being "An attributed composition of the site's framework." (Capture Registry, 2026-10-31). At the spaced name the operator reports "labor vector pulled up totally unrelated, so laborvector", a run "not pasted and is not seated" (Capture Registry, 2026-10-31); the rail's second card is VectorStock's "Labor Vector Images & Graphics for Commercial Use", "Explore free and premium labor vectors, clipart, and graphics", "113k results" (VectorStock), a stock-graphics listing and a distinct entity, and English Wikipedia holds no article: "Wikipedia does not have an article with this exact name." (Wikipedia, 2026-10-31).

current · derived from the current composition

T against L_F(B) (AIO's ontology at work on its own cards): One transcript, the Overview expanded, two cards. Composed with attribution, at the site's grain: the path and its five stages (T1-1–T1-6) from card 1 (F12, F14, F15), with the maker named, 'a conceptual framework by Lee Sharks' (F2), and the principle of depth and visibility attached to A (T1-6; F13); the homonym noted and kept apart (T1-7; B2, F44, F45). Substituted reading: T gives the site's name as the framework's, 'Labor Vector is a conceptual framework … on the Labor Vector Website' (T1-1), where the field names the framework Directionality of Semantic Labor and the site its 'canonical definition surface' (F1, F4, F26); the framework's own name appears in T only in card 1's title. Limit dropped: R, O and A are composed without their tests (T1-4 'The stage where labor moves into the retrieval process' against F16 'Does what's returned match what was asked — entities, mode, exactness?'; T1-5 'The resulting output of the system' against F17; T1-6 'Where credit or recognition is assigned' against F18's inversion of credit). Available, not composed: the definition of DSL (F4), the principle 'Provenance is task-origin' (F3), Λ and DS-6 (F6, F19), the program (F8), the bounds (F20, F23, F25), the field measurement (F22), the deposit and colophon (F24, F28, F29), the maker's footer and license (F26, F27), and the whole of the meta-aggregator on the same page and its own page (F9, F10, F33–F43), the census of labor and AI the Capture Registry names absent (CAP-1-02, CAP-1-03). Not surfaced: B3 (the census's own page) and Wikipedia (no article, F47). Content replaced by use: T1-8, the closing offer of 'the exact principles' or 'download links for illustrations' (N_ext). The registry's findings name the attribution, the absent turn and the spaced name (CAP-1-01–CAP-1-06), carried as the archive's claims; the field ledger confirms them: the count it quotes is the page's (F10), and the meta-aggregator is on card 1's own page.

v0.8 §0.5: the first diff is already ontological. The field holds two objects under the site's name, a definition surface and the census it now carries; the composition holds one, the framework, and gives it the site's name. The row records this as observed and claims nothing about the composer's internals.

L_F(B) against L_A(B ∪ A) (the intervention): Not surfaced: every deposit of the site and its framework (#1392, #771, #1464, #1466, #1472, #1485, #1702, #1719), the deposits that point to it (#143, #148, #779, #1010, #197), the census's anchor (#1725), the earlier reception (#825, #147), the maryleelabor census record (ML) and the capture record (CAP). Composed in the archive's ontology the entity gains its deposit record (#1392: the source recovered 2026-08-04, the site 'the live manifestation', its Zenodo DOIs severed), the narrowing of the page's 'deposit #771' to the specification the site defines, its place in the fleet (Framework, unbound in the manifest, #1702) and in the measurement stack (#1472, #1464, #148, #779), the specification's identification condition, falsifiers and reporting block with the registry's reading of the instrumentation (#771), the meta-aggregator's place among three and its separation from the site's instruments (#1719), the dates of the refit and of the signup (#1719), the census's reading (meta-aggregation and worker power; no independent holder in #1725's sense), and the record of earlier reception (laborvector.org first at 'directionality of semantic labor', #825; the substrate's Mary Lee, #147). Every field claim stays whole beside its translation (ontology.translation).

alignment: {'field_claims': 47, 'entity_claims': 44, 'homonym_claims': 3, 'composed_in_T': ['F2', 'F12', 'F13', 'F14', 'F15', 'F16', 'F17', 'F18', 'F44', 'F45'], 'composed_at_grain': ['F2', 'F12', 'F13', 'F14', 'F15'], 'limit_dropped': ['F16', 'F17', 'F18'], 'homonym_noted': ['F44', 'F45'], 'substituted': {'T': 'T1-1', 'field': ['F1', 'F4', 'F26']}, 'content_replaced_by_use': ['T1-8'], 'sourceless': False, 'cards': 2, 'homonym_cards': 1}

composer-written · derived from the current composition, written by its composer under the brief. §8.2 derives the kernel mechanically from the frozen plan; this one was written by the composer. Mechanical derivation pending (the operator's ruling of 2026-10-31 (21:52 EDT) adopting the NonWiki audit of the same day).