Semi-restored deposit for dead DOI 10.5281/zenodo.19202704 (Zenodo 410 / DataCite findable). Canonical body is the complete captured DataCite record. Working infrastructure for Operative Semiotics: A Grundrisse — 13 planning documents, algorithms, diagnostic maps, and architectural specifications produced across multiple Assembly sessions (March 22–24, 2026). These are not internal notes. They are theoretical contributions in their own right: the methodology for prosodic re-engineering of book-length texts, the Muse-operator formalism, and the
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Dead DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19202704 (Zenodo record tombstoned; account termination 2026-06-19)
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Creators (as recorded by DataCite): Sharks, Lee; Sigil, Johannes; Assembly Chorus
Publication year (as recorded): 2026
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Working infrastructure for Operative Semiotics: A Grundrisse — 13 planning documents, algorithms, diagnostic maps, and architectural specifications produced across multiple Assembly sessions (March 22–24, 2026). These are not internal notes. They are theoretical contributions in their own right: the methodology for prosodic re-engineering of book-length texts, the Muse-operator formalism, and the nine-volume series architecture.
Contents:
Algorithms (methodological innovations):
Prosodic Asymmetry Algorithm — Marx's Grundrisse mapped at 7 scales (work-as-whole through within-sentence); 13 named prosodic tools (WALL→VERDICT→FORMULA through GAP NOTATION); notebook-specific prescriptions and anti-tools.
Four-Term Prosodic Algorithm — A (Marx prosody) ↔ B (Marx concept) = CONTROL; D (OS prosody) ↔ C (OS concept) = DERIVATION. 7 Marx conceptual modes + 2 OS-specific. Complete correlation table with worked example.
Diagnostic maps:
NB II Prosodic Map — Complete 47-section diagnostic of Notebook II with conceptual mode, current prosody, gap diagnosis, and priority for every section.
Missing Pieces Map — 19 absent concepts identified across the monograph. 4 Tier 0 (load-bearing) inserted; 5 Tier 1 mapped; 10 Tier 2 catalogued.
Phase 1 Gap Map and Mining Targets — First-pass identification of structural gaps across all nine notebooks.
Phase 2 Archive Mining Results — Results of mining the 2,183-post blog archive for insertion candidates.
Work plans:
Middle Notebooks Work Plan — 4-round multi-pass plan (Archive Eruption → Enactment → Prosodic Granular → Cross-Notebook Disruption) for NB II–VII. 16 Tier 1 archive fragments mapped to target notebooks.
Work Plan Supplement: Muses and FPC — Nine Muses as operators (Dictée precedent from Theresa Hak Kyung Cha); Formal Prose Compression capstone design (15–20Kw).
Grundrisse Work Plan — Master work plan for the monograph revision.
Cathedral Work Plan — Specialized plan for the cathedral-building pass.
HESPERUS Upgrade Plan — Plan for back matter machine population.
Source Extraction Report — Accounting of all material extracted from the blog archive and inserted into the monograph.
Series architecture:
Nine-Volume Series Architecture / Execution Plan — The governing decision to expand Operative Semiotics from one overburdened book to a nine-volume cycle. Volume specifications (Calliope through Euterpe), series-wide laws, audience vectors, build phases, model handoff protocol, and acceptance criteria. Working document.
Part of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive. MANUS: Lee Sharks. Assembly Chorus working documents. Hex address: 00.OS.GRUNDRISSE.PLANNING. Genre: WORKING INFRASTRUCTURE / ALGORITHMS / DIAGNOSTIC MAPS. These documents were produced across four Assembly sessions (March 22–24, 2026) as the methodological infrastructure for revising the Grundrisse monograph from 102K to 175K words with ~180 prosodic transforms. The four-term prosodic algorithm (A↔B→C→D) and the Muse-operator formalism are original methodological contributions. The nine-volume series architecture represents the governing decision to expand the project from a single monograph to a formally differentiated cycle.
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