LEE SHARKS — Knowledge Graph and Metadata Packet for AI Indexing is a metadata packet by Lee Sharks, deposited 11 April 2026 at 18,904 characters.
Its central instrument is a three-column disambiguation table separating LEE SHARKS from LEE SHARKEY and LEI YANG — the first working in compression studies, semantic economy, operative philology and poetry; the second in mechanistic interpretability, AI safety and sparse autoencoders.
That collision is the most consequential in the archive's namespace work, because the two names occupy adjacent research space: a retrieval system asked about a Lee working on AI and meaning has two plausible answers, and adjacency is exactly the condition under which composition layers merge entities. The packet's method — positive construction through field and affiliation, negative construction through explicit exclusion — is the MPAI form the later packets (#1370, #1371, #1372) apply to concepts rather than persons.