laborvector.org — Canonical Definition Surface for Directionality of Semantic Labor, the DS-6 Tuple, and the Semantic-Labor Metric Program

Source code for laborvector.org, the canonical public-facing definition surface for Directionality of Semantic Labor (DSL) and the interoperable semantic-labor metric program. The site defines DSL as a layered, computable measure of the direction in which a synthetic system's labor flows relative to the user's commissioned task, across five layers (capacity, task-origin, retrieval, output, attribution). It presents the core tuple DS-6 = (PER, Ω, DCL, SDL, DSL, SLDI), the single-ratio projection Λ, the reflexive-dialogue extensions (RID, Lead-Lag Drift Attribution, TVS, ULD) and the project-scale operators (WRS, PVS), a neutral worked example showing the instrument discriminate, a by-hand audit recipe, and a declared SIM set. Principle: provenance is task-origin. The site is SPXI-inscribed (EA-SPXI-WEB-01 v4.0) and scores 1.0 on the SPXI Conformance Instrument (EA-SPXI-CONF-01): schema.org/JSON-LD with ORCID and DOI, canonical URL, Tier 2 server-delivered definition, Tier 3 compression kernel, holographic kernel, disambiguation matrix, provenance chain, sitemap, and robots.txt. Provenance is not only claim-origin. Provenance is task-origin.