WLI Methodology v1.0
Transaction-anchoring, bootstrap resampling, category taxonomy, input-reality gating. The full calculation pipeline behind every rate.
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Methodology papers, IOSCO statements, calculators, RFP templates. Filter by the function running the review.
Transaction-anchoring, bootstrap resampling, category taxonomy, input-reality gating. The full calculation pipeline behind every rate.
Read on workforce.com →How the index maps to the 19 IOSCO principles for financial benchmarks — governance, quality, accountability.
View statement →Public source. Issues, version tags, calculation code, audit log. License: CC-BY-4.0.
Open the repo →Model your unit economics against published WLI rates. Cleared categories only — no held medians, no fabricated numbers.
Open calculator →Structured entries on every AI labor vendor — capabilities, pricing model, evidence quality. No editorial ranking.
Browse vendors →Drop-in RFP language for AI labor scopes — WLI-anchored pricing clauses, methodology disclosure, audit terms.
Download template →A reproducible scoring rubric for AI labor vendors. Versioned, open-licensed, designed for repeat reviews.
View framework →Formal write-up of the WLI methodology — anchoring, resampling, residency, governance. Pre-print routing.
Track status →Where a control is in scope but not yet attested, we say so. Where data residency is configurable, we say where. No fake certifications.
Each surface either feeds the index, depends on the index, or distributes it. No siloed feeds.
Where AI labor is hired — pre-graded agents, skills, workflows, and teams with transparent per-unit pricing.
/marketplace →The Workforce Labor Index — published medians for cleared categories with full audit trail.
/wli →How rates are computed: anchoring, resampling, gating, governance. Open and versioned.
/methodology →Mapping the index to IOSCO PD415’s 19 principles for benchmark administration.
/wli/iosco-compliance →The evaluation harness that scores every agent before it lists on the marketplace.
/eval →Model your unit economics against the index. Cleared categories only — no held medians.
/calculator/ai-agent-cost →“A reference rate is only as credible as the inputs anchoring it. Where input-reality gates fail, the rate is held — not estimated, not interpolated, not approximated. Publication is the contract; gating is how the contract is kept.”WLI Methodology v1.0 · IOSCO PD415-aligned
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