rogerSuperBuilderAlpha · Oct 27, 2026 · Oct 27, 2026 · Oct 27, 2026
diff --git a/submissions/CALENDAR.md b/submissions/CALENDAR.md
@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ place.** Update it when a date moves, and say what moved it.
 | 2026-11-01 | Final draft | *Slacker* collection, Bloomsbury | yes |
 | 2026-11-01 | Governed Without a Seat (about 1,000-word abstract; MC09 or Network J) | SASE 2027 ([`sase2027_platform_cooptation/`](sase2027_platform_cooptation/)); 1 Nov (MC09); 16 Dec (Network J) | no — project opened 2026-10-26, nothing submitted |
 | 2026-11-01 | an exact test for triadic coordination (proposal plus repository) | *Organization Science* AI-Enabled Frontiers ([`orgsci_ai_frontiers_methods/`](orgsci_ai_frontiers_methods/)); 1 Nov | no — project opened 2026-10-26, nothing submitted |
+| 2026-11-01 | Stage 1 proposal, technical addendum, and 10-slide deck ([`proposals/orgsci_ai_2026/`](proposals/orgsci_ai_2026/)) | *Organization Science* special issue, AI-Enabled Frontiers | no — package filed 2026-10-27, not yet submitted |
 | 2026-11-10 | 500-word abstract, APA Summit portal ([`phygital_amj_marketing/`](phygital_amj_marketing/)) | *Australasian Marketing Journal* phygital special issue | no — project opened 2026-10-23, not committed |
 | 2026-11-15 | After Algorithmic Literacy (300–500-word abstract) | AMS 2027 (AlgorLit) ([`algorlit2027_literacy_to_algorithmacy/`](algorlit2027_literacy_to_algorithmacy/)); 15 Nov, 23:59 Madrid | no — project opened 2026-10-26, nothing submitted |
 | 2026-11-15 | The Internal Third Party (full paper) | *JITCAR* The Post AI Enterprise ([`jitcar_post_ai_enterprise/`](jitcar_post_ai_enterprise/)); 15 Nov | no — project opened 2026-10-26, nothing submitted |

diff --git a/submissions/README.md b/submissions/README.md
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 | [`dial_response_algorithmacy/`](dial_response_algorithmacy/) | IJHCS full article re-coding Belousov et al.'s (2027) DIAL corpus for algorithmacy — reach × act framework, IIT criterion, engagement layer (full draft); also the PHD1750-3 independent-study deliverable; `corpus/` holds the sci-fi interfaces essay and per-work catalog | no deadline |
 | [`algorithmacy_ot/`](algorithmacy_ot/) | *Organization Theory* theory article on algorithmacy — the Lima workshop paper rebuilt for the journal; introduction and section 2 seated, sections 3–6 to draft | 2026-12-31 (author's target) |
 | [`proposals/`](proposals/) | *Organization Theory* STS | 2027-01-31 |
+| [`proposals/orgsci_ai_2026/`](proposals/orgsci_ai_2026/) | *Organization Science* special issue, AI-Enabled Frontiers: Stage 1 prospectus and technical addendum (IIT 4.0, PyPhi, and the self-exemplifying harness) plus a 10-slide deck | 2026-11-01 |
 | [`algorithmacy_design_ethics/`](algorithmacy_design_ethics/) | Design-ethics/human-factors journal article on algorithmacy — recommended: *Ethics and Information Technology* | full draft, author read-aloud pass pending |
 | [`decision_experience_design/`](decision_experience_design/) | Literature review: Decision Experience Design — the term, its precursors (choice architecture, cognitive systems engineering, human–AI decision research), and the case that DXD practitioners should be experts in algorithmacy (numeracy model; not legibility). Full draft + audited references. A Substack series: Part 1 live (`published/`); Part 2 (ethics) and Part 3 (prediction markets) drafted; Part 4 (the phygital context) researched and outlined, no draft (`part4_phygital/`) | no deadline |
 | [`dxd_foundation/`](dxd_foundation/) | Foundations in Human Factors course paper (PHD1750-3 / HF700-1) and the foundation for Decision Experience Design: word separation as the design precedent, the equivalent move for algorithmacy, and the contrast with Nadella's "Models as Insider Risks" post. Researched in three rounds, audited, 251 sources carded; author ruled 2026-10-13; abstract, introduction and outline in the author's Google Doc (snapshot in DRAFT.md) | not recorded |

diff --git a/submissions/proposals/README.md b/submissions/proposals/README.md
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 | proposal | manuscript | venue | deadline |
 |---|---|---|---|
 | [`ot_configurational_nature_2027.md`](ot_configurational_nature_2027.md) | [`ot_configurational_nature_2027_manuscript.md`](ot_configurational_nature_2027_manuscript.md) | *Organization Theory*, Special Themed Section "Theorizing the Configurational Nature of Organizational Phenomena" | January 31, 2027 |
+| [`orgsci_ai_2026/`](orgsci_ai_2026/) | [`orgsci_ai_2026/gdoc_1fhM_v6_story_plus_addendum.md`](orgsci_ai_2026/gdoc_1fhM_v6_story_plus_addendum.md) | *Organization Science*, special issue "AI-Enabled Frontiers in Organizational Science" | November 1, 2026 |
diff --git a/submissions/proposals/orgsci_ai_2026/Beyond-the-Dyadic-Straitjacket-IIT-PyPhi.pptx b/submissions/proposals/orgsci_ai_2026/Beyond-the-Dyadic-Straitjacket-IIT-PyPhi.pptx
diff --git a/submissions/proposals/orgsci_ai_2026/README.md b/submissions/proposals/orgsci_ai_2026/README.md
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+# Beyond the Dyadic Straitjacket — *Organization Science*, AI-Enabled Frontiers
+
+Stage 1 package for the *Organization Science* special issue "AI-Enabled Frontiers in Organizational
+Science" (editors Gartenberg, Hasan, Pierce, Bail, Dai, Hauser, Rahman, and Zhang). The call asks for
+a short proposal, a technical supplement, and a research artifact. The portal deadline is **1 November
+2026**. A development workshop follows at Duke on 19–20 February 2027, and final papers of 2,500–4,500
+words are due in summer 2027.
+
+The working title is *Beyond the Dyadic Straitjacket: Bringing Integrated Information Theory (IIT 4.0)
+and PyPhi to Organizational Coordination via a Self-Exemplifying Research Harness.* Part I is the
+prospectus, about 1,880 words. It argues that exact system integrated information (Φ) over the
+minimum-information partition separates four coordination regimes that organizational prose conflates,
+and that the lab's harness — the scholar, the AI agents, and PyPhi — is itself the triad under study.
+Part II is the technical addendum: formal mechanics, worked tables, and the verification compendium.
+The ten-slide deck carries the same argument in the minimal black-on-white style of the Port of Spain
+talk, [`../../triadic_reduction/talk/trinidad-2026/Do-Triads-Reduce-to-Dyads-Trinidad.pptx`](../../triadic_reduction/talk/trinidad-2026/Do-Triads-Reduce-to-Dyads-Trinidad.pptx).
+
+| File | What it is |
+| --- | --- |
+| [`gdoc_1fhM_v6_story_plus_addendum.md`](gdoc_1fhM_v6_story_plus_addendum.md) | Stage 1 prospectus and technical addendum, exported from the author's Google Doc [`1fhM_C7pz6e3sR7aXY3_89oys06B-UyK9Vyf93bt1zFA`](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fhM_C7pz6e3sR7aXY3_89oys06B-UyK9Vyf93bt1zFA/edit) |
+| [`Beyond-the-Dyadic-Straitjacket-IIT-PyPhi.pptx`](Beyond-the-Dyadic-Straitjacket-IIT-PyPhi.pptx) | Ten-slide deck |
+
+## Status
+
+The package was filed in the lab on 27 October 2026, ahead of the portal deadline. Manuscript Central
+has not received it. An earlier draft lives on the open branch `submission/cfp-arms-2026-10`, under
+`submissions/orgsci_ai_frontiers_methods/`. That branch's v3 points at the same Google Doc and treats
+the doc as the current text. This folder holds the later export: the v6 prospectus, the technical
+addendum, and the deck.
+
+The addendum's numbers are evidence about Boolean coordination models. No worker is measured. Φ is the
+instrument the proposal uses to explore whether a coordination form is irreducible.
+
+## The ten slides
+
+1. Beyond the Dyadic Straitjacket
+2. From Literacy to Algorithmacy
+3. Do Algorithmic Triads Reduce to Dyads?
+4. Integrated Information Theory (IIT 4.0) and PyPhi
+5. The Minimum Information Partition
+6. The Four Coordination Regimes
+7. Ride-Hail Dispatch Under the Microscope
+8. Power in the Triad: Lock-In and Escape
+9. Why AI: A Research Harness, Not an Oracle
+10. Fork the Harness