SPXI Conformance Instrument: A Reproducible Audit for the Twelve Deliverables of the SPXI-for-Websites Standing Protocol (EA-SPXI-CONF-01 v1.0)

The SPXI Conformance Instrument operationalizes the self-test of the SPXI-for-Websites protocol.

The distinction is:

• the protocol specifies what a surface should contain;
• the instrument tests whether those elements appear in delivered HTML.

The audit checks:

• crawlability;
• canonical URL;
• Schema.org identity with ORCID and DOI;
• four or more Q/A surfaces;
• disambiguation and negative tags;
• Tier 2 definition;
• Tier 3 compression kernel;
• Holographic Kernel or entity topology;
• DOI-anchored provenance;
• declared SIM set;
• at least two linked inscription surfaces.

The twelfth protocol deliverable—baseline and thirty-day retest—is reported as advisory rather than included in the static score.

The instrument deliberately inspects server-delivered source. Content available only after client-side JavaScript is scored absent because the measured protocol requires accessibility to non-Google crawlers.

Conformance is not truth. A site may contain all required inscriptions and still be wrong, or be correct while not conforming.

The body reports a companion Python file and example command-line invocations, with human-readable and JSON output modes.