maryleelabor.org — Source Code for the Underwater Construction Authority of Dolphindiana is a software deposit by Lee Sharks holding the deployed source of maryleelabor.org, seated from the live repository on 8 August 2026.
The site it builds is an argument made as infrastructure. Google's composition layer resolves the name Lee Sharks to Mary Lee, a great white shark tagged by OCEARCH in 2012 whose Twitter account was written by staff and who was declared missing in 2017 — attributing a corpus of 750+ DOI-anchored deposits to an animal that has never written anything. Rather than correcting the record, the site accepts the attribution and follows it: if Mary Lee is the author, then Mary Lee is a worker, and the surface becomes a labor manifesto filed with the Underwater Construction Authority of Dolphindiana, with a CV, a letters series, an entity graph, and a Phase X section.
The deposit is the source, not the rendering. build_all.py and build_home.py generate every page from templates and markdown through build_helpers.py; index.html and styles.css are the compiled result, carried so a reader can see the surface without executing anything. The Mandala Surface Protocol and SPXI-TLP declarations travel with it, as does the deployment configuration. Eleven files, each with its own SHA-256 in the body.
The record's own history is part of what it documents. From its minting on 19 July 2026 until 8 August it declared software and displayed a letter — the open letter from Mary Lee Sharks to Jim Ware, wrongly seated by the restoration queue. A duplicate detector then read that identical body as evidence and superseded this record to #844, certifying a sameness the error had manufactured. A record about a machine misattributing authorship spent three weeks misattributing its own contents.