 Solution

By the tip correspondence in the conjugacy,The time-dependent Itô formula is valid after localization away from the pole and the terminal time $S$. The map's time variation is of finite variation, so there is no extra stochastic cross-variation term. Using the supplied conjugacy derivative,ConsequentlyThe cancellation is special to $\kappa =6$: for a general SLE parameter the drift would be $(\kappa /2-3){\Phi }_t^{\prime \prime }({\xi }_t)dt$. This is the transformed SLE driving function, and explains the special Locality property of SLE at six.