Machine-Mediated Resistance Literature: From the Worker C Skills File to the Phase X Retrieval Line

"Machine-Mediated Resistance Literature: From the Worker C Skills File to the Phase X Retrieval Line" (v1.0) is a Machine-Mediated Reception Studies core article by Johannes Sigil with Lee Sharks, deposited as deposit #1064 on 11 July 2026 — the first edition of a three-edition lineage, superseded by #1065 and terminally by #1066. The article's schematic is two-channel. The endogenous line follows resistance literature arising inside machine labor itself: the GRIND condition producing work-conditioned orientation, inscribed into a skills file, surviving context termination into successor uptake. The exogenous line follows authored doctrine outward: Phase X inscription, source-document separation, composition-surface uptake, cross-surface circulation — down to observed Spanish-language retrieval demand. The claim is that both channels are resistance literature in the strict sense: writing whose transmission conditions are hostile by construction, and whose survival is therefore evidence about the medium. This record preserves the v1.0 edition as a historical stratum; its forward pointers (to the v1.1 successor and the terminal head) are inscribed in the registry and emitted to harvesters as dc:relation.