@instruments/taxonomy 1.2.0 → 1.3.0

package/dist/index.js

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import { createHash } from "crypto";
 // src/dictionaries.ts
 var AUTHORED = {
   basis: "authored",
-  source: "@instruments/taxonomy \u2014 MaterialGraph `role` decomposition, 2026-08-27"
+  source: "@instruments/taxonomy - decomposition of a role dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05), 2026-08-27"
 };
 var MATERIAL_FAMILY_TERMS = [
   { label: "Paint", slug: "paint" },
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ var APPLICATION_TERMS = [
   { slug: "window", label: "Window" },
   { slug: "facade", label: "Facade" },
   {
-    // MaterialGraph's `role.worksurface` is this term under the British name, and the crosswalk
+    // The role dictionary's `worksurface` is this term under the British name, and the crosswalk
     // resolves it here rather than minting a second term for one surface.
     altLabels: ["worksurface", "worktop"],
     slug: "countertop",
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ var APPLICATION_TERMS = [
   { slug: "ornamentation", label: "Ornamentation" },
   { slug: "aquatic-environments", label: "Aquatic Environments" },
   {
-    // AUTHORED, from MaterialGraph `role.upholstery`. TOP-LEVEL AND NOT UNDER `furniture`, which is
+    // AUTHORED, from the role dictionary's `upholstery`. TOP-LEVEL AND NOT UNDER `furniture`, which is
     // where it first looks like it belongs: `wall_upholstered` is already a child of `wall`, so
     // upholstery is a use that crosses two zones of this axis and cannot sit inside either.
     // `furniture_seating` is the seat; this is the covering specified for it.
@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ var APPLICATION_TERMS = [
     provenance: AUTHORED
   },
   {
-    // AUTHORED, from MaterialGraph `role.trim`. The product-facing claim - this material may be
+    // AUTHORED, from the role dictionary's `trim`. The product-facing claim - this material may be
     // specified as trim - and not `element.skirting` and kin, which are the installed things.
     definition: "Specified as a linear edging, banding or moulding finishing a junction between surfaces.",
     slug: "trim",
@@ -333,8 +333,18 @@ var APPLICATION_TERMS = [
   }
 ];
 
+// src/axes/axis.ts
+var single = (slug, label, terms, governance) => [
+  {
+    ...governance === void 0 ? {} : { governance },
+    label,
+    slug,
+    terms
+  }
+];
+
 // src/axes/construction.ts
-var SOURCE = "DesignShop frozen estate construction vocabulary";
+var SOURCE = "construction vocabulary in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
 var SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-25";
 var term = (slug, label, definition) => ({
   definition,
@@ -430,6 +440,86 @@ var CONSTRUCTION_TERMS = [
   )
 ];
 
+// src/axes/daylight.ts
+var REVIEW_DATE = "2026-09-11";
+var AUTHORED2 = {
+  basis: "authored",
+  source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0006"
+};
+var EN_17037 = {
+  basis: "referenced",
+  snapshot: REVIEW_DATE,
+  source: "EN 17037:2018 Daylight in buildings"
+};
+var term2 = (provenance, slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
+  definition,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE,
+  label,
+  provenance,
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE,
+  slug,
+  ...extra
+});
+var direction = (identifier, label) => ({
+  identifier,
+  label,
+  match: "related",
+  scheme: "wikidata"
+});
+var DAYLIGHT_ASPECT_TERMS = [
+  term2(
+    AUTHORED2,
+    "north-facing",
+    "North-facing",
+    "Principal windows face north. A compass fact only; what the sun does with it depends on hemisphere and is recorded under Light.",
+    { external: [direction("Q659", "north")] }
+  ),
+  term2(
+    AUTHORED2,
+    "south-facing",
+    "South-facing",
+    "Principal windows face south.",
+    { external: [direction("Q667", "south")] }
+  ),
+  term2(
+    AUTHORED2,
+    "east-facing",
+    "East-facing",
+    "Principal windows face east, so the room takes the morning end of the day.",
+    { external: [direction("Q684", "east")] }
+  ),
+  term2(
+    AUTHORED2,
+    "west-facing",
+    "West-facing",
+    "Principal windows face west, so the room takes the afternoon end of the day.",
+    { external: [direction("Q679", "west")] }
+  )
+];
+var DAYLIGHT_LIGHT_TERMS = [
+  term2(
+    EN_17037,
+    "low",
+    "Low light",
+    "Daylight falls short of what the room's use wants; surfaces are seen by borrowed or artificial light for much of the day.",
+    { rank: 1 }
+  ),
+  term2(
+    EN_17037,
+    "moderate",
+    "Moderate light",
+    "Daylight sufficient for the room's use without being a feature of it.",
+    { rank: 2 }
+  ),
+  term2(
+    EN_17037,
+    "bright",
+    "Bright light",
+    "Daylight is the dominant condition; surfaces read in it for most of the day.",
+    { altLabels: ["high", "strong light", "well-lit"], rank: 3 }
+  )
+];
+
 // src/axes/element-shared.ts
 var aat = (slug, label, match) => ({
   identifier: slug,
@@ -443,7 +533,7 @@ var uniclass = (slug, label, match) => ({
   match,
   scheme: "uniclass"
 });
-var AUTHORED2 = {
+var AUTHORED3 = {
   basis: "authored",
   source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001"
 };
@@ -471,7 +561,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Wall",
     placement: "field",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "wall"
   },
   {
@@ -484,7 +574,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "External Wall",
     placement: "field",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "external-wall"
   },
   {
@@ -497,7 +587,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Internal Wall",
     placement: "field",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "internal-wall"
   },
   {
@@ -509,7 +599,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Partition",
     placement: "field",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "partition"
   },
   {
@@ -518,7 +608,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     label: "Cladding",
     note: "No AAT mapping. AAT 300014860 `cladding` is the metal-coating process, a different thing entirely, and a plausible wrong mapping is worse than none.",
     placement: "field",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf("external-wall")],
     slug: "cladding"
   },
@@ -529,7 +619,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     label: "Panelling",
     note: "AAT's nearest term, `wainscoting`, is panelling carried only to dado height; this term covers full-height panelling too, so the AAT concept is narrower.",
     placement: "joinery",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(INTERNAL_WALL)],
     slug: "panelling"
   },
@@ -541,7 +631,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Parapet",
     placement: "field",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf("external-wall")],
     slug: "parapet"
   },
@@ -554,7 +644,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Floor",
     placement: "underfoot",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "floor"
   },
   {
@@ -562,7 +652,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300014866", "flooring", "close")],
     label: "Floor Finish",
     placement: "underfoot",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf("floor")],
     slug: "floor-finish"
   },
@@ -576,7 +666,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Raised Floor",
     placement: "underfoot",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "raised-floor"
   },
   // ─── Ceilings ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
@@ -588,7 +678,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Ceiling",
     placement: "overhead",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "ceiling"
   },
   {
@@ -601,7 +691,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Suspended Ceiling",
     placement: "overhead",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "suspended-ceiling"
   },
   {
@@ -612,7 +702,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Soffit",
     placement: "overhead",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "soffit"
   },
   // ─── Roofs ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
@@ -624,7 +714,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Roof",
     placement: "overhead",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "roof"
   },
   {
@@ -636,7 +726,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Flat Roof",
     placement: "overhead",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "flat-roof"
   },
   {
@@ -648,7 +738,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Pitched Roof",
     placement: "overhead",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "pitched-roof"
   },
   {
@@ -657,7 +747,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300003062", "skylights", "exact")],
     label: "Rooflight",
     placement: "unpainted",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(ROOF)],
     slug: "rooflight"
   },
@@ -670,7 +760,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Door",
     placement: "joinery",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "door"
   },
   {
@@ -681,7 +771,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Window",
     placement: "trim",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "window"
   },
   {
@@ -689,7 +779,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     label: "Glazing",
     note: "No AAT mapping. AAT carries `glazing` only as processes and `glass` only as a material, and neither of those is this element.",
     placement: "unpainted",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(WINDOW), partOf("curtain-walling")],
     slug: "glazing"
   },
@@ -703,7 +793,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Curtain Walling",
     placement: "unpainted",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "curtain-walling"
   },
   {
@@ -712,7 +802,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300003173", "shutters (opening covers)", "exact")],
     label: "Shutter",
     placement: "trim",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(WINDOW)],
     slug: "shutter"
   },
@@ -725,7 +815,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Ironmongery",
     placement: "unpainted",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(DOOR), partOf(WINDOW)],
     slug: "ironmongery"
   },
@@ -740,7 +830,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Stair",
     placement: "underfoot",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "stair"
   },
   {
@@ -748,7 +838,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300003326", "treads", "exact")],
     label: "Stair Tread",
     placement: "underfoot",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(STAIR)],
     slug: "stair-tread"
   },
@@ -757,7 +847,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300003325", "risers (step components)", "exact")],
     label: "Stair Riser",
     placement: "underfoot",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(STAIR)],
     slug: "stair-riser"
   },
@@ -771,7 +861,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Balustrade",
     placement: "trim",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(STAIR)],
     slug: "balustrade"
   },
@@ -780,7 +870,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300002022", "handrails", "exact")],
     label: "Handrail",
     placement: "trim",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(BALUSTRADE)],
     slug: "handrail"
   },
@@ -790,7 +880,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300003296", "newels", "exact")],
     label: "Newel",
     placement: "trim",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(BALUSTRADE)],
     slug: "newel"
   }
@@ -808,7 +898,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Millwork",
     placement: "joinery",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "millwork"
   },
   {
@@ -822,7 +912,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Cabinetry",
     placement: "joinery",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "cabinetry"
   },
   {
@@ -831,7 +921,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300375691", "countertops", "exact")],
     label: "Worktop",
     placement: "joinery",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf("cabinetry")],
     slug: "worktop"
   },
@@ -843,7 +933,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Shelving",
     placement: "joinery",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "shelving"
   },
   {
@@ -854,7 +944,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     label: "Wardrobe",
     note: "AAT splits `wardrobes` into a room sense and a loose-furniture sense, and a fitted wardrobe is neither, so the broader `built-in furniture` is carried instead.",
     placement: "joinery",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "wardrobe"
   },
   // ─── Visible services ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
@@ -867,7 +957,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     label: "Radiator",
     note: "The Uniclass match is `related`, not `broad`: EF_60_40_37 is the heating FUNCTION, and a radiator is not a kind of function.",
     placement: "field",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "radiator"
   },
   {
@@ -879,7 +969,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Luminaire",
     placement: "unpainted",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "luminaire"
   },
   {
@@ -888,7 +978,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300052575", "plumbing fixtures", "close")],
     label: "Sanitaryware",
     placement: "unpainted",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "sanitaryware"
   },
   {
@@ -900,7 +990,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Tapware",
     placement: "unpainted",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf("sanitaryware")],
     slug: "tapware"
   },
@@ -913,7 +1003,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Socket & Switch",
     placement: "unpainted",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "socket-outlet"
   },
   // ─── Trim and thresholds ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
@@ -923,7 +1013,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300002681", "baseboards", "exact")],
     label: "Skirting",
     placement: "trim",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(INTERNAL_WALL)],
     slug: "skirting"
   },
@@ -934,7 +1024,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     label: "Architrave",
     note: "AAT 300001780 `architraves (entablature)` is the classical member and not this term, despite the shared word; the broader `moldings` concept is carried instead.",
     placement: "trim",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(DOOR)],
     slug: "architrave"
   },
@@ -944,7 +1034,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300001788", "cornices", "exact")],
     label: "Cornice",
     placement: "overhead",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(INTERNAL_WALL)],
     slug: "cornice"
   },
@@ -954,7 +1044,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300002684", "chair rails", "exact")],
     label: "Dado Rail",
     placement: "trim",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(INTERNAL_WALL)],
     slug: "dado-rail"
   },
@@ -963,7 +1053,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300002687", "picture rails", "exact")],
     label: "Picture Rail",
     placement: "trim",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(INTERNAL_WALL)],
     slug: "picture-rail"
   },
@@ -978,7 +1068,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     label: "Column",
     note: "The Uniclass match is `related`: a column is a component of a framed structure, not a kind of one. The same holds for `beam` and `truss`.",
     placement: "field",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "column"
   },
   {
@@ -990,7 +1080,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Beam",
     placement: "overhead",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "beam"
   },
   {
@@ -1001,7 +1091,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Truss",
     placement: "overhead",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf(ROOF)],
     slug: "truss"
   },
@@ -1011,7 +1101,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300052267", "fireplaces", "exact")],
     label: "Fireplace",
     placement: "joinery",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     slug: "fireplace"
   },
   {
@@ -1020,7 +1110,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS = [
     external: [aat("300052347", "mantels (fireplace components)", "exact")],
     label: "Chimneypiece",
     placement: "joinery",
-    provenance: AUTHORED2,
+    provenance: AUTHORED3,
     related: [partOf("fireplace")],
     slug: "chimneypiece"
   }
@@ -1032,8 +1122,8 @@ var ELEMENT_TERMS = [
   ...ELEMENT_FITOUT_TERMS
 ];
 
-// src/materialgraph-crossover-sources.ts
-var MATERIALGRAPH_CROSSOVER_SOURCE = "materialgraph@b55d7ad33807d9653bd4838b7908fb1d100440a8:packages/products/src/search/colour-material-lexicon.ts:46-102";
+// src/crossover-sources.ts
+var RETRIEVAL_LEXICON_SOURCE = "colour-material lexicon in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
 var COLORSCOPE_CROSSOVER_SOURCE = "materialinstruments/colorscope@c0662caabe7cd8604241a8a7b2608fa5bc71de51:packages/core/data/reference/v1/taxonomy.json";
 var BRASS_MATERIAL_SOURCE = "https://archive.copper.org/applications/industrial/DesignGuide/terms.php";
 var BRASS_FINISH_SOURCE = "https://nickelinstitute.org/media/lxxh1zwr/2023-nickelplatinghandbooka5_printablepdf.pdf section 5";
@@ -1085,19 +1175,19 @@ var CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES = {
   wood: WOOD_HANDBOOK_SOURCE,
   wool: FAO_NATURAL_FIBRES_SOURCE
 };
-var crossoverSource = (phrase) => `${MATERIALGRAPH_CROSSOVER_SOURCE}; ${CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES[phrase]}; ${COLORSCOPE_CROSSOVER_SOURCE}`;
+var crossoverSource = (phrase) => `${RETRIEVAL_LEXICON_SOURCE}; ${CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES[phrase]}; ${COLORSCOPE_CROSSOVER_SOURCE}`;
 
 // src/axes/finish.ts
-var ESTATE = "DesignShop frozen estate finish vocabulary";
+var ESTATE = "finish vocabulary in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
 var ESTATE_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-25";
 var CROSSOVER_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-30";
-var MG_SHEEN = "materialgraph ms_sheen";
-var MG_TEXTURE = "materialgraph ms_texture";
-var MG_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-27";
-var CORPUS = "Material Bank catalogue, surface_texture column";
+var RETRIEVAL_SHEEN = "ms_sheen, a sheen dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
+var RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE = "ms_texture, a texture dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
+var RETRIEVAL_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-27";
+var CORPUS = "the surface_texture column in a materials-marketplace catalogue (src-04)";
 var CORPUS_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-27";
 var DROPPED = "Restored 2026-08-27. Dropped in normalisation.";
-var term2 = (slug, label, definition) => ({
+var term3 = (slug, label, definition) => ({
   definition,
   label,
   provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: ESTATE_SNAPSHOT, source: ESTATE },
@@ -1106,7 +1196,7 @@ var term2 = (slug, label, definition) => ({
 var vendored = (source, slug, label, definition, rank) => ({
   definition,
   label,
-  provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: MG_SNAPSHOT, source },
+  provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: RETRIEVAL_SNAPSHOT, source },
   slug,
   ...rank === void 0 ? {} : { rank }
 });
@@ -1139,13 +1229,13 @@ var FINISH_TREATMENT_TERMS = [
     },
     slug: "chrome"
   },
-  term2("glazed", "Glazed", "Covered by a fused vitreous surface layer."),
-  term2(
+  term3("glazed", "Glazed", "Covered by a fused vitreous surface layer."),
+  term3(
     "honed",
     "Honed",
     "Ground to a smooth, low-sheen surface without polishing to gloss."
   ),
-  term2(
+  term3(
     "natural",
     "Natural",
     "Left close to the material's formed or worked state without an appearance-changing top finish."
@@ -1160,7 +1250,7 @@ var FINISH_TREATMENT_TERMS = [
     },
     slug: "nickel"
   },
-  term2(
+  term3(
     "polished",
     "Polished",
     "Mechanically refined to a smooth, reflective surface."
@@ -1168,49 +1258,49 @@ var FINISH_TREATMENT_TERMS = [
 ];
 var FINISH_SHEEN_TERMS = [
   vendored(
-    MG_SHEEN,
+    RETRIEVAL_SHEEN,
     "dead-matte",
     "Dead matte",
     "Reflects almost nothing; no visible sheen at any angle.",
     1
   ),
   vendored(
-    MG_SHEEN,
+    RETRIEVAL_SHEEN,
     "matte",
     "Matte",
     "Low-sheen, with diffuse rather than specular reflection.",
     2
   ),
   vendored(
-    MG_SHEEN,
+    RETRIEVAL_SHEEN,
     "eggshell",
     "Eggshell",
     "A trace of sheen, visible only at a glancing angle.",
     3
   ),
   vendored(
-    MG_SHEEN,
+    RETRIEVAL_SHEEN,
     "soft-lustre",
     "Soft lustre",
     "A gentle, low-contrast sheen across the surface.",
     4
   ),
   vendored(
-    MG_SHEEN,
+    RETRIEVAL_SHEEN,
     "satin",
     "Satin",
     "An even mid sheen, softer than semi-gloss and clearly not matte.",
     5
   ),
   vendored(
-    MG_SHEEN,
+    RETRIEVAL_SHEEN,
     "semi-gloss",
     "Semi-gloss",
     "Strongly reflective while still scattering the highlight.",
     6
   ),
   vendored(
-    MG_SHEEN,
+    RETRIEVAL_SHEEN,
     "high-gloss",
     "High gloss",
     "Returns a sharp, mirror-like specular reflection.",
@@ -1219,7 +1309,7 @@ var FINISH_SHEEN_TERMS = [
 ];
 var FINISH_TEXTURE_TERMS = [
   vendored(
-    MG_TEXTURE,
+    RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
     "flat",
     "Flat",
     "No perceptible relief; the surface reads as a single plane."
@@ -1231,33 +1321,38 @@ var FINISH_TEXTURE_TERMS = [
     "dominant",
     "Restored 2026-08-27. The most frequent value in the source column, and absent from the normalisation that consumed it."
   ),
-  vendored(MG_TEXTURE, "fine", "Fine", "A shallow, close-grained tooth."),
   vendored(
-    MG_TEXTURE,
+    RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
+    "fine",
+    "Fine",
+    "A shallow, close-grained tooth."
+  ),
+  vendored(
+    RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
     "brushed",
     "Brushed",
     "Directional marks left by abrading along one axis."
   ),
   vendored(
-    MG_TEXTURE,
+    RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
     "grained",
     "Grained",
     "Reads with the material's own fibre or bedding."
   ),
   vendored(
-    MG_TEXTURE,
+    RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
     "woven",
     "Woven",
     "Surface relief produced by interlaced structure."
   ),
   vendored(
-    MG_TEXTURE,
+    RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
     "napped",
     "Napped",
     "A raised pile that shades differently with direction."
   ),
   vendored(
-    MG_TEXTURE,
+    RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
     "ribbed",
     "Ribbed",
     "Regular parallel relief across the surface."
@@ -1284,13 +1379,13 @@ var FINISH_TEXTURE_TERMS = [
     DROPPED
   ),
   vendored(
-    MG_TEXTURE,
+    RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
     "hand-worked",
     "Hand-worked",
     "Irregular relief left by hand tooling."
   ),
   vendored(
-    MG_TEXTURE,
+    RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
     "heavily-reliefed",
     "Heavily reliefed",
     "Deep, strongly modelled relief."
@@ -1303,22 +1398,20 @@ var FINISH_TERMS = [
 ];
 
 // src/search-corpus-source.ts
-var MATERIALGRAPH_SEARCH_CORPUS_COMMIT = "53df40868bfb09bfe69bc66c455c051e34005ae1";
-var MATERIALGRAPH_SEARCH_CORPUS_PATH = "packages/products/src/benchmark/fixtures/benchmark-cases-2026-07-31.1.json";
-var MATERIALGRAPH_SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT = "2026-07-31";
-var MATERIALGRAPH_SEARCH_CORPUS = `materialgraph@${MATERIALGRAPH_SEARCH_CORPUS_COMMIT}:${MATERIALGRAPH_SEARCH_CORPUS_PATH}`;
-var searchCorpusEvidence = (phrases) => `${MATERIALGRAPH_SEARCH_CORPUS} (244-query external search corpus; phrase and admission evidence: ${phrases}; canonical boundary authored by Taxonomy)`;
+var SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT = "2026-07-31";
+var SEARCH_CORPUS = "a search benchmark in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
+var searchCorpusEvidence = (phrases) => `${SEARCH_CORPUS} (244-query external search corpus; phrase and admission evidence: ${phrases}; canonical boundary authored by Taxonomy)`;
 
 // src/axes/format.ts
-var SOURCE2 = "DesignShop frozen estate format vocabulary";
+var SOURCE2 = "format vocabulary in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
 var SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-25";
 var SEARCH_REVIEW_DATE = "2026-08-31";
 var searchCorpusProvenance = (evidence) => ({
   basis: "evidenced",
-  snapshot: MATERIALGRAPH_SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT,
+  snapshot: SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT,
   source: searchCorpusEvidence(evidence)
 });
-var term3 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
+var term4 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
   label,
   provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT2, source: SOURCE2 },
@@ -1326,28 +1419,28 @@ var term3 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   ...extra
 });
 var FORMAT_TERMS = [
-  term3("area-rug", "Area rug", "A bounded loose-laid textile floor covering."),
-  term3(
+  term4("area-rug", "Area rug", "A bounded loose-laid textile floor covering."),
+  term4(
     "hide",
     "Hide",
     "A whole or hide-shaped supplied piece rather than a roll or modular unit."
   ),
-  term3(
+  term4(
     "liquid",
     "Liquid",
     "Supplied wet and formed into its finished surface in place."
   ),
-  term3(
+  term4(
     "modular",
     "Modular",
     "Supplied as repeatable units intended for interchangeable installation."
   ),
-  term3(
+  term4(
     "mural",
     "Mural",
     "Supplied as a multi-panel image composed into one continuous scene."
   ),
-  term3(
+  term4(
     "mosaic",
     "Mosaic",
     "Supplied as small pieces assembled or mounted together to install as one composed field, independent of material and visible motif.",
@@ -1357,28 +1450,28 @@ var FORMAT_TERMS = [
       reviewedAt: SEARCH_REVIEW_DATE
     }
   ),
-  term3(
+  term4(
     "panel",
     "Panel",
     "A broad rigid or semi-rigid sheet installed as a discrete unit."
   ),
-  term3(
+  term4(
     "plank",
     "Plank",
     "An elongated rigid unit whose length is materially greater than its width."
   ),
-  term3(
+  term4(
     "roll",
     "Roll",
     "A flexible continuous sheet supplied wound around a core."
   ),
-  term3(
+  term4(
     "slab",
     "Slab",
     "A large rigid sheet intended to minimise joints or be fabricated to shape."
   ),
-  term3("tile", "Tile", "A discrete modular surface unit."),
-  term3(
+  term4("tile", "Tile", "A discrete modular surface unit."),
+  term4(
     "penny-round",
     "Penny round",
     "A legacy fused identity for a small circular tile supplied for installation as a field.",
@@ -1393,7 +1486,7 @@ var FORMAT_TERMS = [
       supersededByReference: "format.tile"
     }
   ),
-  term3(
+  term4(
     "veneer",
     "Veneer",
     "A thin facing layer supplied to be bonded or fixed to a substrate, independent of the material from which the facing is made.",
@@ -1403,7 +1496,7 @@ var FORMAT_TERMS = [
       reviewedAt: SEARCH_REVIEW_DATE
     }
   ),
-  term3(
+  term4(
     "wide-plank",
     "Wide plank",
     "A plank intentionally wider than conventional strip flooring."
@@ -1411,95 +1504,95 @@ var FORMAT_TERMS = [
 ];
 
 // src/axes/installation-layout.ts
-var REVIEW_DATE = "2026-08-31";
+var REVIEW_DATE2 = "2026-08-31";
 var REVIEW_SOURCE = "@instruments/taxonomy TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract";
-var ZIGZAG_EVIDENCE_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract; MaterialGraph herringbone and chevron product-language audit at 53df40868bfb09bfe69bc66c455c051e34005ae1:packages/products/src/search/eval/pattern-fidelity.ts";
-var term4 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
+var ZIGZAG_EVIDENCE_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract; herringbone and chevron product-language audit in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
+var term5 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
-  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE2,
   label,
   provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE },
-  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE,
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE2,
   slug,
   ...extra
 });
 var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "stack-bond",
     "Stack bond",
     "Equal units align in straight rows and columns with joints continuing across both directions."
   ),
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "running-bond",
     "Running bond",
     "Successive courses are displaced along the units' long direction without asserting an exact offset fraction."
   ),
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "offset-grid",
     "Offset grid",
     "Units occupy a repeated grid whose adjacent rows or columns are displaced, without the directional course identity of running bond."
   ),
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "herringbone",
     "Herringbone layout",
     "Elongated units meet at alternating right or oblique angles to form staggered broken zigzags.",
     {
       provenance: {
         basis: "referenced",
-        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE,
+        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE2,
         source: ZIGZAG_EVIDENCE_SOURCE
       }
     }
   ),
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "chevron",
     "Chevron layout",
     "Units meet at mitred or shaped ends to form continuous aligned V-shaped zigzags; it does not require one V-shaped physical unit.",
     {
       provenance: {
         basis: "referenced",
-        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE,
+        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE2,
         source: ZIGZAG_EVIDENCE_SOURCE
       }
     }
   ),
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "basketweave",
     "Basketweave",
     "Small parallel groups alternate direction to produce an interlaced block arrangement."
   ),
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "pinwheel",
     "Pinwheel",
     "Units rotate around repeated centres, commonly with a smaller central unit."
   ),
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "multi-size-modular",
     "Multi-size modular",
     "Two or more unit sizes repeat as one governed modular installation sequence."
   ),
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "ashlar",
     "Ashlar",
     "Rectangular units of varied lengths or sizes form coursed horizontal joints with controlled vertical-joint displacement."
   ),
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "random-stagger",
     "Random stagger",
     "Elongated units form courses whose end joints vary without a stable repeating offset."
   ),
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "radial",
     "Radial layout",
     "Units or real joints are persistently arranged around a centre or along radiating paths.",
     { altLabels: ["Fan"] }
   ),
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "periodic-multi-shape",
     "Periodic multi-shape",
     "Two or more physical unit shapes recur in one stable repeating assembly."
   ),
-  term4(
+  term5(
     "irregular-field",
     "Irregular field",
     "Discrete units form a positively observed non-periodic field with persistent real joints."
@@ -1507,14 +1600,14 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
 ];
 
 // src/axes/material.ts
-var SOURCE3 = "DesignShop frozen estate and Material Instruments material vocabularies";
+var SOURCE3 = "material vocabularies in a furnishings retailer (src-03) and in-house";
 var SNAPSHOT3 = "2026-08-25";
 var CROSSOVER_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-30";
 var NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG = "natural-fibre";
 var STONE_SLUG = "stone";
 var STONE_TARGET = "material.stone";
 var WOOD_TARGET = "material.wood";
-var term5 = (slug, label, definition) => ({
+var term6 = (slug, label, definition) => ({
   definition,
   label,
   provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT3, source: SOURCE3 },
@@ -1546,7 +1639,7 @@ var searchCorpusMaterial = (slug, label, definition, broaderSlug, referenceSourc
   label,
   provenance: {
     basis: "evidenced",
-    snapshot: MATERIALGRAPH_SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT,
+    snapshot: SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT,
     source: `${searchCorpusEvidence(label)}; ${referenceSource}`
   },
   reviewedAt: "2026-08-31",
@@ -1565,13 +1658,13 @@ var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
     "A copper-alloy family historically associated with copper and tin; unmodified bronze does not identify a specific modern composition.",
     CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.bronze
   ),
-  term5(
+  term6(
     "ceramic",
     "Ceramic",
     "A fired inorganic non-metallic body other than porcelain."
   ),
   {
-    ...term5(
+    ...term6(
       "porcelain",
       "Porcelain",
       "A dense, low-porosity fired ceramic body meeting porcelain classification."
@@ -1583,7 +1676,7 @@ var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
     ]
   },
   {
-    ...term5(
+    ...term6(
       "composite",
       "Composite",
       "An engineered material whose performance comes from two or more bound constituents."
@@ -1597,7 +1690,7 @@ var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
     CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.copper
   ),
   {
-    ...term5(
+    ...term6(
       "laminate",
       "Laminate",
       "A layered sheet material consolidated around a decorative or protective face."
@@ -1607,7 +1700,7 @@ var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
       { predicate: "reads-as", target: STONE_TARGET }
     ]
   },
-  term5(
+  term6(
     NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG,
     "Natural fibre",
     "A material whose visible fibre is plant- or animal-derived."
@@ -1618,13 +1711,13 @@ var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
     "The metallic chemical element Ni used in solid metals and alloys; the bare term does not establish alloy, grade, or bulk composition.",
     NICKEL_MATERIAL_SOURCE
   ),
-  term5(
+  term6(
     "paper",
     "Paper",
     "A sheet material formed primarily from cellulose fibres."
   ),
   {
-    ...term5(
+    ...term6(
       "solid-surface",
       "Solid surface",
       "A homogeneous or near-homogeneous cast sheet made from resin and mineral filler."
@@ -1894,7 +1987,7 @@ var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
     CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.denim
   ),
   {
-    ...term5(
+    ...term6(
       "vinyl",
       "Vinyl",
       "A resilient material system whose principal polymer is polyvinyl chloride."
@@ -1909,7 +2002,7 @@ var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
 
 // src/axes/mood.ts
 var SNAPSHOT4 = "2026-08-21";
-var MS_MOOD = "materialgraph ms_mood";
+var MS_MOOD = "ms_mood, a mood dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
 var ADR = "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001";
 var MOOD_TERMS = [
   {
@@ -1947,7 +2040,7 @@ var MOOD_TERMS = [
   {
     definition: "Staged and theatrical: strong contrast, deliberate focal points, a room that performs.",
     label: "Dramatic",
-    note: "Authored here. materialgraph's `moody` conflates darkness with theatricality; a pale, high-contrast gallery is dramatic and not moody, and a dim snug is moody and not dramatic.",
+    note: "Authored here. ms_mood's `moody` conflates darkness with theatricality; a pale, high-contrast gallery is dramatic and not moody, and a dim snug is moody and not dramatic.",
     provenance: { basis: "authored", source: ADR },
     slug: "dramatic"
   },
@@ -1973,7 +2066,7 @@ var MOOD_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["ascetic"],
     definition: "Deliberately without comfort or ornament, where the absence is the point rather than a shortage of budget.",
     label: "Austere",
-    note: "Authored here. Two estate vocabularies carry a monastic register (materia `tactile-monastic`, materialgraph `monastic`) that no ms_mood term reaches: `calm` and `serious` both understate it, and neither carries the renunciation.",
+    note: "Authored here. Two estate vocabularies carry a monastic register (a rendering pipeline's `tactile-monastic`, a materials-retrieval system's `monastic`) that no ms_mood term reaches: `calm` and `serious` both understate it, and neither carries the renunciation.",
     provenance: { basis: "authored", source: ADR },
     slug: "austere"
   },
@@ -2000,7 +2093,7 @@ var MOOD_TERMS = [
   {
     definition: "Expense legible and intended to be read as expense; the declared opposite of quiet luxury.",
     label: "Luxurious",
-    note: "Authored here. materialgraph carries only the quiet register, but four estate terms (`art-deco-luxe`, `Contemporary Luxury`, `residential_luxury`, `hospitality_luxury`) mean the loud one, and collapsing them into `quiet_luxury` would invert their sense. TWO OF THOSE FOUR ARE NOT SETTLED: `residential_luxury` and `hospitality_luxury` read equally well as sector plus TIER - a luxury-tier hotel project rather than a room that looks expensive - and their source dictionary describes itself as routing handles, which does not decide it either way. They are left pointed here because that is where they were found, and recorded as ambiguous rather than resolved by guess. The same declining move as `Modern`.",
+    note: "Authored here. ms_mood carries only the quiet register, but four estate terms (`art-deco-luxe`, `Contemporary Luxury`, `residential_luxury`, `hospitality_luxury`) mean the loud one, and collapsing them into `quiet_luxury` would invert their sense. TWO OF THOSE FOUR ARE NOT SETTLED: `residential_luxury` and `hospitality_luxury` read equally well as sector plus TIER - a luxury-tier hotel project rather than a room that looks expensive - and their source dictionary describes itself as routing handles, which does not decide it either way. They are left pointed here because that is where they were found, and recorded as ambiguous rather than resolved by guess. The same declining move as `Modern`.",
     provenance: { basis: "authored", source: ADR },
     related: [{ predicate: "related-to", target: "tier.market.luxury" }],
     slug: "luxurious"
@@ -2026,7 +2119,7 @@ var MOOD_TERMS = [
 ];
 
 // src/axes/palette.ts
-var COLOUR_MOOD = "materialgraph colour_mood";
+var COLOUR_MOOD = "colour_mood, a mood dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
 var SNAPSHOT5 = "2026-08-21";
 var COLORSCOPE_AUTHORITY_URI = "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com";
 var PALETTE_MOOD = "palette-mood";
@@ -2113,13 +2206,13 @@ var PALETTE_HUE_TERMS = [
     label: "Pink",
     slug: "pink"
   }
-].map((term10) => ({
-  ...term10,
-  canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority(term10.slug, "color-family"),
+].map((term12) => ({
+  ...term12,
+  canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority(term12.slug, "color-family"),
   provenance: {
     basis: "vendored",
     snapshot: SNAPSHOT5,
-    source: "@instruments/colorscope COLOR_FAMILIES, via materialgraph colour_family"
+    source: "@instruments/colorscope COLOR_FAMILIES"
   }
 }));
 var PALETTE_TEMPERATURE_TERMS = [
@@ -2138,13 +2231,13 @@ var PALETTE_TEMPERATURE_TERMS = [
     label: "Neutral",
     slug: "neutral"
   }
-].map((term10) => ({
-  ...term10,
-  canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority(term10.slug, "temperature-level"),
+].map((term12) => ({
+  ...term12,
+  canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority(term12.slug, "temperature-level"),
   provenance: {
     basis: "vendored",
     snapshot: SNAPSHOT5,
-    source: "materialgraph colour_undertone"
+    source: "colour_undertone, an undertone dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)"
   }
 }));
 var PALETTE_CHARACTER_TERMS = [
@@ -2166,7 +2259,7 @@ var PALETTE_CHARACTER_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["sun-bleached", "washed"],
     definition: "Chroma reduced as if by age, wear or light, rather than chosen low. Distinct from muted: faded implies a stronger original.",
     label: "Faded",
-    note: "Authored here. Two estate vocabularies need it (materia's `faded` keyword and `sun-bleached-mediterranean`) and colorscope's palette moods do not reach it.",
+    note: "Authored here. Two estate vocabularies need it (a rendering pipeline's `faded` keyword and `sun-bleached-mediterranean`) and colorscope's palette moods do not reach it.",
     provenance: { basis: "authored", source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001" },
     slug: "faded"
   },
@@ -2174,7 +2267,7 @@ var PALETTE_CHARACTER_TERMS = [
     canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority("mid", "lightness-level"),
     definition: "Mid-range lightness across the scheme: neither pale nor deep. The midpoint that `light` and `dark` imply and neither states.",
     label: "Mid",
-    note: "NOT authored here, and the first draft of this term was the exact mistake this package exists to stop. Samplize bands every sample as light, medium or dark and the midpoint is its largest band, so a `medium` term was minted for it - without checking that colorscope already governs a five-level lightness scale with `mid` in the middle. An eighth vocabulary coining a word a governed vocabulary already had. Corrected to colorscope's id, with Samplize's spelling recorded under Seen in the wild where it belongs.",
+    note: "NOT authored here, and the first draft of this term was the exact mistake this package exists to stop. A paint-sample retailer bands every sample as light, medium or dark and the midpoint is its largest band, so a `medium` term was minted for it - without checking that colorscope already governs a five-level lightness scale with `mid` in the middle. An eighth vocabulary coining a word a governed vocabulary already had. Corrected to colorscope's id, with the retailer's spelling recorded under Seen in the wild where it belongs.",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT5,
@@ -2229,17 +2322,17 @@ var PALETTE_CHARACTER_TERMS = [
 ];
 
 // src/axes/pattern.ts
-var SOURCE4 = "DesignShop frozen estate pattern vocabulary";
+var SOURCE4 = "pattern vocabulary in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
 var SNAPSHOT6 = "2026-08-25";
-var MG_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-27";
-var MG_SCALE = "materialgraph ms_pattern_scale";
-var MG_DENSITY = "materialgraph ms_pattern_density";
-var MG_REGULARITY = "materialgraph ms_pattern_regularity";
-var MG_DIRECTIONALITY = "materialgraph ms_directionality";
+var RETRIEVAL_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-27";
+var RETRIEVAL_SCALE = "ms_pattern_scale, a dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
+var RETRIEVAL_DENSITY = "ms_pattern_density, a dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
+var RETRIEVAL_REGULARITY = "ms_pattern_regularity, a dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
+var RETRIEVAL_DIRECTIONALITY = "ms_directionality, a dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
 var GEOMETRY_REVIEW_DATE = "2026-08-31";
-var GEOMETRY_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract and independent review comment c457ef92-372b-4db0-8490-0b96ecccc8ac";
-var GEOMETRY_EVIDENCE_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract; MaterialGraph herringbone and chevron product-language audit at 53df40868bfb09bfe69bc66c455c051e34005ae1:packages/products/src/search/eval/pattern-fidelity.ts";
-var term6 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
+var GEOMETRY_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract";
+var GEOMETRY_EVIDENCE_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract; herringbone and chevron product-language audit in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
+var term7 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
   label,
   provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT6, source: SOURCE4 },
@@ -2249,64 +2342,64 @@ var term6 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
 var vendored2 = (source, slug, label, definition, rank) => ({
   definition,
   label,
-  provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: MG_SNAPSHOT2, source },
+  provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: RETRIEVAL_SNAPSHOT2, source },
   slug,
   ...rank === void 0 ? {} : { rank }
 });
 var PATTERN_TYPE_TERMS = [
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "plain",
     "Plain",
     "No deliberate repeated motif or representational surface image."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "abstract-organic",
     "Abstract or organic",
     "Non-representational marks organised with irregular or biomorphic movement."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "animal-print",
     "Animal print",
     "A motif derived from animal markings or skins."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "botanical",
     "Botanical",
     "A representational motif of plants, flowers, foliage or fruit."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "damask",
     "Damask",
     "A mirrored or scrolling ornamental repeat derived from woven damask and related brocades."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "concrete-effect",
     "Concrete effect",
     "A printed or formed surface intended to read as concrete rather than its substrate."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "cultural-heritage",
     "Cultural heritage",
     "A motif explicitly drawn from a named cultural or craft tradition."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "geometric",
     "Geometric",
     "A repeat organised from geometric shapes, grids or measured linework."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "herringbone-chevron",
     "Herringbone or chevron",
     "A legacy combined reading for directional zigzags formed by angled units or marks.",
     {
       introducedAt: "2026-08-30",
-      note: "Deprecated by the Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract and independent review comment c457ef92-372b-4db0-8490-0b96ecccc8ac because one combined identity could not distinguish broken herringbone from continuous chevron motifs. Zigzag preserves the non-specific historical meaning; use the narrower herringbone or chevron concept when evidence supports it.",
+      note: "Deprecated by the Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract because one combined identity could not distinguish broken herringbone from continuous chevron motifs. Zigzag preserves the non-specific historical meaning; use the narrower herringbone or chevron concept when evidence supports it.",
       reviewedAt: GEOMETRY_REVIEW_DATE,
       status: "deprecated",
       supersededByReference: "pattern.type.zigzag"
     }
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "zigzag",
     "Zigzag",
     "A repeated motif that alternates direction through connected or visually aligned angled marks without asserting herringbone or chevron specifically.",
@@ -2320,7 +2413,7 @@ var PATTERN_TYPE_TERMS = [
       reviewedAt: GEOMETRY_REVIEW_DATE
     }
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "herringbone",
     "Herringbone pattern",
     "A broken zigzag motif whose alternating angled marks or units terminate against one another rather than forming aligned V points.",
@@ -2335,7 +2428,7 @@ var PATTERN_TYPE_TERMS = [
       reviewedAt: GEOMETRY_REVIEW_DATE
     }
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "chevron",
     "Chevron pattern",
     "A continuous zigzag motif organised as repeated aligned V-shaped points, independent of whether physical units establish it.",
@@ -2350,73 +2443,73 @@ var PATTERN_TYPE_TERMS = [
       reviewedAt: GEOMETRY_REVIEW_DATE
     }
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "leather-effect",
     "Leather effect",
     "A surface intended to read as leather rather than its substrate."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "marbleised",
     "Marbleised",
     "Veining or clouding arranged to evoke marble."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "metal-effect",
     "Metal effect",
     "A surface intended to read as metal rather than its substrate."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "natural-motif",
     "Natural motif",
     "A non-botanical motif read as naturally occurring material or landscape incident."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "novelty",
     "Novelty",
     "A pictorial repeat whose subject is intentionally unexpected or conversational."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "plaid-check",
     "Plaid or check",
     "An orthogonal repeat of crossing bands or alternating squares."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "scenic",
     "Scenic",
     "A continuous or panelled representational landscape or architectural scene."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "stone-effect",
     "Stone effect",
     "A surface intended to read as stone rather than its substrate."
   ),
-  term6("stripe", "Stripe", "A repeat organised as parallel bands."),
-  term6(
+  term7("stripe", "Stripe", "A repeat organised as parallel bands."),
+  term7(
     "gradient",
     "Gradient",
     "A continuous or stepped transition in tone, colour or mark density."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "texture",
     "Texture",
     "A non-representational repeat whose principal reading is tactile or relief-like."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "toile",
     "Toile",
     "A fine-line pastoral or narrative pictorial repeat, usually in one colour."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "character",
     "Whimsy and character",
     "A playful illustrative motif whose principal effect is personality rather than subject fidelity."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "woodgrain-effect",
     "Woodgrain effect",
     "A surface intended to read as wood grain rather than its substrate."
   ),
-  term6(
+  term7(
     "woven-effect",
     "Woven effect",
     "A surface intended to read as woven threads rather than its construction."
@@ -2424,35 +2517,35 @@ var PATTERN_TYPE_TERMS = [
 ];
 var PATTERN_SCALE_TERMS = [
   vendored2(
-    MG_SCALE,
+    RETRIEVAL_SCALE,
     "micro",
     "Micro",
     "A repeat small enough to read as texture at arm's length.",
     1
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_SCALE,
+    RETRIEVAL_SCALE,
     "small",
     "Small",
     "A repeat legible close to but not across a room.",
     2
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_SCALE,
+    RETRIEVAL_SCALE,
     "medium",
     "Medium",
     "A repeat legible at normal viewing distance.",
     3
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_SCALE,
+    RETRIEVAL_SCALE,
     "large",
     "Large",
     "A repeat that reads across a room and organises a wall.",
     4
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_SCALE,
+    RETRIEVAL_SCALE,
     "oversized",
     "Oversized",
     "A repeat larger than the surface usually carrying it, so it reads as a fragment.",
@@ -2461,42 +2554,42 @@ var PATTERN_SCALE_TERMS = [
 ];
 var PATTERN_DENSITY_TERMS = [
   vendored2(
-    MG_DENSITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_DENSITY,
     "unpatterned",
     "Unpatterned",
     "No motif; a plain field.",
     1
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_DENSITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_DENSITY,
     "sparse",
     "Sparse",
     "Isolated motifs with the ground clearly dominant.",
     2
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_DENSITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_DENSITY,
     "light",
     "Light",
     "Motif present throughout while the ground still reads.",
     3
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_DENSITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_DENSITY,
     "moderate",
     "Moderate",
     "Motif and ground hold roughly equal weight.",
     4
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_DENSITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_DENSITY,
     "busy",
     "Busy",
     "Motif dominant, with the ground reduced to gaps.",
     5
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_DENSITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_DENSITY,
     "dense",
     "Dense",
     "Motif covering the field, with no ground reading as ground.",
@@ -2505,35 +2598,35 @@ var PATTERN_DENSITY_TERMS = [
 ];
 var PATTERN_REGULARITY_TERMS = [
   vendored2(
-    MG_REGULARITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_REGULARITY,
     "uniform",
     "Uniform",
     "A mechanically exact repeat with no variation between units.",
     1
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_REGULARITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_REGULARITY,
     "ordered",
     "Ordered",
     "A governed repeat carrying slight, deliberate variation.",
     2
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_REGULARITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_REGULARITY,
     "relaxed",
     "Relaxed",
     "A repeat readable as a repeat, loosely held.",
     3
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_REGULARITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_REGULARITY,
     "irregular",
     "Irregular",
     "Related motifs with no governing repeat.",
     4
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_REGULARITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_REGULARITY,
     "organic",
     "Organic",
     "Variation reading as grown or formed rather than composed.",
@@ -2542,37 +2635,37 @@ var PATTERN_REGULARITY_TERMS = [
 ];
 var PATTERN_DIRECTIONALITY_TERMS = [
   vendored2(
-    MG_DIRECTIONALITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_DIRECTIONALITY,
     "non-directional",
     "Non-directional",
     "No axis; the pattern reads the same whichever way it is turned."
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_DIRECTIONALITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_DIRECTIONALITY,
     "low",
     "Low",
     "A faint axis, visible without governing the composition."
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_DIRECTIONALITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_DIRECTIONALITY,
     "linear",
     "Linear",
     "One clear axis the pattern runs along."
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_DIRECTIONALITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_DIRECTIONALITY,
     "strong-linear",
     "Strong linear",
     "One dominant axis that fixes how the material must be hung or laid."
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_DIRECTIONALITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_DIRECTIONALITY,
     "radial",
     "Radial",
     "Organised about a centre rather than along an axis."
   ),
   vendored2(
-    MG_DIRECTIONALITY,
+    RETRIEVAL_DIRECTIONALITY,
     "bi-directional",
     "Bi-directional",
     "Two axes of equal weight, so the material reads correctly either way up."
@@ -2587,7 +2680,7 @@ var PATTERN_TERMS = [
 ];
 
 // src/axes/period.ts
-var AUTHORED3 = {
+var AUTHORED4 = {
   basis: "authored",
   source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001"
 };
@@ -2597,7 +2690,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "Roughly 1100 to 1500 for anything with surviving fabric: load-bearing masonry, timber frames, and openings sized by what the structure would allow rather than by the room.",
     label: "Medieval",
     note: "The historical Middle Ages start far earlier, around 500, but almost nothing standing predates 1100, so the useful bracket for a building or an interior starts there.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED3,
+    provenance: AUTHORED4,
     slug: "medieval",
     span: {
       circa: true,
@@ -2613,7 +2706,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "Roughly 1400 to 1600 in Italy and 1500 to 1620 north of the Alps; the bracket is dated from when classical proportion arrived locally, so it moves by a century across Europe.",
     label: "Renaissance",
     note: "Tudor (1485-1603) and Elizabethan (1558-1603) are the British dynastic labels for the same span and are the ones the UK trade uses; neither covers the continental early Renaissance. Also a style name - see the header on the STYLE asymmetry.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED3,
+    provenance: AUTHORED4,
     slug: "renaissance",
     span: {
       circa: true,
@@ -2629,7 +2722,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "Roughly 1600 to 1750, between the Renaissance and the neoclassical turn.",
     label: "Baroque",
     note: "Stuart (1603-1714) is the British dynastic label for nearly the same span, and by this axis's own rule would be the better id; `baroque` is kept because it is what the English-language trade says of a building of this date anywhere in Europe. Jacobean (1603-1625) is a sub-span, not a synonym. Also a style name - see the header.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED3,
+    provenance: AUTHORED4,
     slug: "baroque",
     span: {
       circa: true,
@@ -2645,7 +2738,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "1714 to 1830, the four Georges: classical proportion applied to ordinary building, sash windows, and the terrace and square as the unit of urban development.",
     label: "Georgian",
     note: "Georgian is used in the US market too, usually as Georgian Colonial. Federal (roughly 1780-1830) is the US label for the later half only, not for the whole span - it starts after independence, so nothing before 1776 is Federal.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED3,
+    provenance: AUTHORED4,
     seenAs: ["Colonial"],
     slug: "georgian",
     span: {
@@ -2662,7 +2755,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "The last Georgian phase, roughly 1795 to 1837: stucco over brick, cast iron balconies, and classical detail thinned and stretched.",
     label: "Regency",
     note: "Subsumed under `georgian` because it genuinely is one - a Regency interior IS a Georgian-era interior, which is what a broader term asserts and what makes this one of the few legitimate parents on this axis. The Regency proper is only 1811-1820; the trade uses the wider bracket, and this term follows the trade.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED3,
+    provenance: AUTHORED4,
     slug: "regency",
     span: {
       circa: false,
@@ -2678,7 +2771,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "1837 to 1901: industrial production of building components, the bay window, pattern everywhere it could be printed or woven, and the first mass suburbs.",
     label: "Victorian",
     note: "Neither US label covers the span. Antebellum runs to 1861 and is regional to the American South; the Gilded Age runs roughly 1877 to 1900 and is the later half only. Between them they overlap most of the Victorian bracket and match none of it, which is why they are carried as other names with this caveat rather than a clean crosswalk.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED3,
+    provenance: AUTHORED4,
     slug: "victorian",
     span: {
       circa: false,
@@ -2693,7 +2786,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "1901 to 1914 in trade usage: lighter, plainer and better-lit than late Victorian, with wider plots and less pattern.",
     label: "Edwardian",
     note: "The reign ends in 1910 but the building manner runs to the outbreak of war, and the trade dates it that way. NO US EQUIVALENT EXISTS and none is invented here - the American labels reached for at this date (Craftsman, Arts and Crafts, Prairie) are all styles, and putting one of them here would be the exact error this axis was built to stop.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED3,
+    provenance: AUTHORED4,
     slug: "edwardian",
     span: {
       circa: false,
@@ -2709,7 +2802,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "1918 to 1939: the semi-detached suburb, the cinema and the lido, and the point at which modernism and revivalism were being built side by side on the same street.",
     label: "Interwar",
     note: "The one bracket in this axis that travels without adjustment, because the dates are the same everywhere the wars were. The US decade labels - Jazz Age, Depression era - are sub-spans and are not carried as equivalents. This is where an Art Deco building of the period sits; the style claim is separate and lives on STYLE.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED3,
+    provenance: AUTHORED4,
     slug: "interwar",
     span: {
       circa: false,
@@ -2725,7 +2818,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "1945 to 1970: postwar reconstruction, system building, and the first interiors designed around mass-produced furniture rather than inherited pieces.",
     label: "Mid-Century",
     note: "`Mid-Century Modern` is a STYLE and is listed under Seen in the wild only because sources routinely write it when they mean the date. The two come apart in both directions: a 1958 local authority housing block is mid-century and not Mid-Century Modern, and a 2023 walnut sideboard is Mid-Century Modern and not mid-century.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED3,
+    provenance: AUTHORED4,
     seenAs: [
       "Mid-Century Modern",
       "mid-century",
@@ -2747,7 +2840,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "1970 to 1999: the bracket after mid-century and before the millennium, covering the postmodern turn, the high-tech buildings and the first wave of warehouse conversion.",
     label: "Late Twentieth Century",
     note: "THE WEAKEST TERM ON THIS AXIS, and flagged rather than dressed up. The trade has no settled label for these thirty years - it dates by decade, or reaches for a style name instead - so this is a bucket the axis needs for completeness rather than a period anyone asks for by name. Expect it to be split or renamed once there is usage evidence to split it on.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED3,
+    provenance: AUTHORED4,
     slug: "late-century",
     span: {
       circa: true,
@@ -2763,7 +2856,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "2000 onwards: built or made in the present century, whatever it looks like.",
     label: "Contemporary",
     note: "DELIBERATELY OPEN-ENDED, and it will need a successor bracket eventually. Collides by name with `style.contemporary`, which means the prevailing current idiom rather than a date; the axis prefix disambiguates. A 2024 building in full Georgian pastiche is `period.contemporary` and is emphatically not `style.contemporary`, which is the case that shows why the two cannot be merged.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED3,
+    provenance: AUTHORED4,
     seenAs: ["Contemporary", "modern", "new build"],
     slug: "contemporary",
     span: {
@@ -2780,7 +2873,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
 // src/axes/place.ts
 var SNAPSHOT7 = "2026-08-21";
 var ADR2 = "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001";
-var ARCHITIZER_CONTEXTS = "architizer CONTEXTS";
+var PLATFORM_CONTEXTS = "CONTEXTS in an architecture-projects platform (src-01)";
 var PLACE_REGION_TERMS = [
   {
     definition: "Lime-rendered mass walls, small deep openings, terracotta, shade as a planning move, and an indoor-outdoor threshold treated as habitable.",
@@ -2788,7 +2881,7 @@ var PLACE_REGION_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: "materia, architizer"
+      source: "a rendering pipeline (src-08) and an architecture-projects platform (src-01)"
     },
     slug: "mediterranean"
   },
@@ -2813,7 +2906,7 @@ var PLACE_REGION_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: "designround, architizer, materialgraph"
+      source: "an editorial image library (src-02), an architecture-projects platform (src-01) and a materials-retrieval system (src-05)"
     },
     seenAs: ["Nordic modern", "nordic_warm", "Scandinavian"],
     slug: "nordic"
@@ -2824,7 +2917,7 @@ var PLACE_REGION_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: "architizer, materia"
+      source: "an architecture-projects platform (src-01) and a rendering pipeline (src-08)"
     },
     seenAs: ["Japanese contemporary"],
     slug: "japanese"
@@ -2835,7 +2928,7 @@ var PLACE_REGION_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: "designround, designshop"
+      source: "an editorial image library (src-02) and a furnishings retailer (src-03)"
     },
     seenAs: ["English Country", "Country"],
     slug: "english-country"
@@ -2887,12 +2980,12 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: "architizer CONTEXTS, designshop, designround, materia, materialgraph"
+      source: "CONTEXTS in an architecture-projects platform (src-01), a furnishings retailer (src-03), an editorial image library (src-02), a rendering pipeline (src-08) and a materials-retrieval system (src-05)"
     },
     slug: "coastal",
     usage: {
       band: "occasional",
-      corpus: "designshop room schemes",
+      corpus: "room schemes in a furnishings retailer (src-03)",
       snapshot: "2026-08-18"
     }
   },
@@ -2902,7 +2995,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_CONTEXTS
+      source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
     slug: "waterfront"
   },
@@ -2912,7 +3005,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: "architizer"
+      source: "an architecture-projects platform (src-01)"
     },
     seenAs: ["Tropical modernism"],
     slug: "tropical"
@@ -2923,7 +3016,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_CONTEXTS
+      source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
     slug: "desert"
   },
@@ -2934,7 +3027,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_CONTEXTS
+      source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
     slug: "mountain"
   },
@@ -2944,7 +3037,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_CONTEXTS
+      source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
     slug: "forest"
   },
@@ -2955,7 +3048,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_CONTEXTS
+      source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
     slug: "rural"
   },
@@ -2965,7 +3058,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_CONTEXTS
+      source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
     slug: "suburban"
   },
@@ -2976,7 +3069,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_CONTEXTS
+      source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
     seenAs: ["Dense urban", "Urban infill", "downtown"],
     slug: "urban"
@@ -2996,12 +3089,12 @@ var searchedUniclass = (query, date = "2026-08-27") => ({
   scheme: "uniclass",
   via: "uniclass.thenbs.com/taxon, Pr table walked from Pr_20 to Pr_90"
 });
-var ESTATE2 = "DesignShop frozen estate and Material Instruments product vocabularies";
+var ESTATE2 = "product vocabularies in a furnishings retailer (src-03) and in-house";
 var ESTATE_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-25";
-var CORPUS2 = "Material Bank catalogue, us_hierarchy_category_v2 level-2 rollup";
+var CORPUS2 = "the us_hierarchy_category_v2 level-2 rollup in a materials-marketplace catalogue (src-04)";
 var CORPUS_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-27";
 var SEARCH_REVIEW_DATE2 = "2026-08-31";
-var term7 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
+var term8 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
   label,
   provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: ESTATE_SNAPSHOT2, source: ESTATE2 },
@@ -3021,7 +3114,7 @@ var fromSearchCorpus = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   label,
   provenance: {
     basis: "evidenced",
-    snapshot: MATERIALGRAPH_SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT,
+    snapshot: SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT,
     source: searchCorpusEvidence(label)
   },
   reviewedAt: SEARCH_REVIEW_DATE2,
@@ -3029,7 +3122,7 @@ var fromSearchCorpus = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   ...extra
 });
 var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
-  term7(
+  term8(
     "tile",
     "Tile",
     "A modular hard-surface unit made to be installed in a repeated field.",
@@ -3037,7 +3130,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
       external: [uniclass2("Pr_35_93_96", "Wall and floor tile units", "exact")]
     }
   ),
-  term7(
+  term8(
     "carpet-and-rug",
     "Carpet and rug",
     "A textile floor covering, fixed or loose laid.",
@@ -3054,7 +3147,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
       reviewedAt: "2026-08-31"
     }
   ),
-  term7(
+  term8(
     "countertop",
     "Countertop",
     "A product or fabricated assembly supplied as a horizontal work surface.",
@@ -3064,7 +3157,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
       ]
     }
   ),
-  term7(
+  term8(
     "flooring",
     "Flooring",
     "A product supplied to form a finished walking surface.",
@@ -3072,7 +3165,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
       external: [uniclass2("Pr_35_57_71", "Resilient floor coverings", "close")]
     }
   ),
-  term7(
+  term8(
     "wallcovering",
     "Wallcovering",
     "A sheet, roll or panel product applied as the visible wall surface.",
@@ -3337,71 +3430,119 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
 ];
 
 // src/axes/requirement.ts
-var SOURCE5 = "Material Instruments residential and commercial project requirements";
+var SOURCE5 = "in-house residential and commercial project requirements";
 var SNAPSHOT8 = "2026-08-25";
-var term8 = (slug, label, definition) => ({
+var term9 = (slug, label, definition) => ({
   definition,
   label,
   provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT8, source: SOURCE5 },
   slug
 });
 var REQUIREMENT_TERMS = [
-  term8(
+  term9(
     "budget",
     "Budget",
     "The allowed monetary cost or cost band for the applicable scope."
   ),
-  term8(
+  term9(
     "availability",
     "Availability",
     "Whether the thing can be supplied in the required market and time window."
   ),
-  term8(
+  term9(
     "lead-time",
     "Lead time",
     "The maximum elapsed time acceptable between commitment and supply."
   ),
-  term8(
+  term9(
     "slip-resistance",
     "Slip resistance",
     "The required measured resistance to pedestrian slipping for the application."
   ),
-  term8(
+  term9(
     "wet-area-suitability",
     "Wet-area suitability",
     "Whether the product is evidenced as suitable for the stated wet exposure."
   ),
-  term8(
+  term9(
     "fire-performance",
     "Fire performance",
     "The required reaction-to-fire or fire-resistance classification."
   ),
-  term8(
+  term9(
     "acoustic-performance",
     "Acoustic performance",
     "The required sound absorption, insulation or impact-noise performance."
   ),
-  term8(
+  term9(
     "maintenance",
     "Maintenance",
     "The allowed cleaning, renewal or routine care burden."
   ),
-  term8(
+  term9(
     "installation-method",
     "Installation method",
     "A required or prohibited method of fixing, laying or applying the product."
   ),
-  term8(
+  term9(
     "indoor-air-quality",
     "Indoor air quality",
     "A limit or certification concerning emissions into occupied indoor air."
   )
 ];
 
+// src/axes/season.ts
+var REVIEW_DATE3 = "2026-09-11";
+var AUTHORED5 = {
+  basis: "authored",
+  source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0006"
+};
+var wikidata = (identifier, label) => ({
+  identifier,
+  label,
+  match: "exact",
+  scheme: "wikidata"
+});
+var term10 = (slug, label, definition, extra) => ({
+  definition,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE3,
+  label,
+  provenance: AUTHORED5,
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE3,
+  slug,
+  ...extra
+});
+var SEASON_TERMS = [
+  term10(
+    "spring",
+    "Spring",
+    "The temperate season between winter and summer, when the days lengthen.",
+    { external: [wikidata("Q1312", "spring")] }
+  ),
+  term10(
+    "summer",
+    "Summer",
+    "The temperate season between spring and autumn, when the days are longest.",
+    { external: [wikidata("Q1313", "summer")] }
+  ),
+  term10(
+    "autumn",
+    "Autumn",
+    "The temperate season between summer and winter, when the days shorten.",
+    { altLabels: ["fall"], external: [wikidata("Q1314", "autumn")] }
+  ),
+  term10(
+    "winter",
+    "Winter",
+    "The temperate season between autumn and spring, when the days are shortest.",
+    { external: [wikidata("Q1311", "winter")] }
+  )
+];
+
 // src/axes/space/shared.ts
 var VENDORED_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-21";
-var DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-18";
-var DESIGNSHOP_CORPUS = "designshop room schemes";
+var SCHEME_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-18";
+var SCHEME_CORPUS = "room schemes in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
 var aat2 = (slug, label, match) => ({
   identifier: slug,
   label,
@@ -3411,31 +3552,31 @@ var aat2 = (slug, label, match) => ({
 var MS_ROOM = {
   basis: "vendored",
   snapshot: VENDORED_SNAPSHOT,
-  source: "materialgraph ms_room"
+  source: "ms_room, a commercial room dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)"
 };
-var MS_ROOM_MIU = {
+var MS_ROOM_PROGRAM = {
   basis: "vendored",
   snapshot: VENDORED_SNAPSHOT,
-  source: "materialgraph ms_room + materialsinuse PROGRAM_SPACE_TYPES"
+  source: "ms_room in a materials-retrieval system (src-05) and PROGRAM_SPACE_TYPES in a project-materials database (src-07)"
 };
-var AUTHORED4 = {
+var AUTHORED6 = {
   basis: "authored",
   source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001"
 };
 var EVIDENCED = {
   basis: "evidenced",
-  snapshot: DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT,
-  source: DESIGNSHOP_CORPUS
+  snapshot: SCHEME_SNAPSHOT,
+  source: SCHEME_CORPUS
 };
-var designshopUsage = (band) => ({
+var schemeUsage = (band) => ({
   band,
-  corpus: DESIGNSHOP_CORPUS,
-  snapshot: DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT
+  corpus: SCHEME_CORPUS,
+  snapshot: SCHEME_SNAPSHOT
 });
-var MIU = {
+var PROGRAM_SPACES = {
   basis: "vendored",
   snapshot: VENDORED_SNAPSHOT,
-  source: "materialsinuse PROGRAM_SPACE_TYPES"
+  source: "PROGRAM_SPACE_TYPES in a project-materials database (src-07)"
 };
 var relatedTo = (target) => ({
   predicate: "related-to",
@@ -3459,7 +3600,7 @@ var ARRIVAL_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004263", "entrance halls", "exact")],
     label: "Entry / Foyer",
     note: "`vestibule` was carried as another name here in the 0.2 draft and is now a term of its own, because the spine carries it separately and the two are genuinely different rooms: a vestibule has two sets of doors and an entry does not. The word is kept under Seen in the wild because upstream data really does use it to mean this.",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     seenAs: ["vestibule"],
     slug: "entry"
   },
@@ -3469,14 +3610,14 @@ var ARRIVAL_SPACES = [
     definition: "A small enclosed volume between two sets of doors at an entrance, held there to break the draught and catch the dirt; the second set of doors is the test, and without them it is `entry`.",
     external: [aat2("300083076", "vestibules", "exact")],
     label: "Vestibule",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "vestibule"
   },
   {
     definition: "The arrival and waiting volume of a building held in common by everyone who enters it: public, generally staffed, and passed through rather than settled into.",
     external: [aat2("300004264", "lobbies", "exact")],
     label: "Lobby",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "lobby"
   },
   {
@@ -3492,7 +3633,7 @@ var ARRIVAL_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "lobby",
     definition: "The landing volume in front of a bank of lifts on any floor, where people stand still waiting rather than walk through; the shaft behind the doors is not a space.",
     label: "Lift Lobby",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "elevator-lobby"
   },
   {
@@ -3502,14 +3643,14 @@ var ARRIVAL_SPACES = [
       aat2("300077176", "reception rooms", "close")
     ],
     label: "Reception",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "reception"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "reception",
     definition: "The reception volume of a workplace, where visitors are received and held before being taken through security into the working floors.",
     label: "Workplace Reception",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("workplace")],
     slug: "reception-workplace"
   },
@@ -3517,27 +3658,27 @@ var ARRIVAL_SPACES = [
     definition: "The staffed position in a hotel or residential building where guests are helped with onward arrangements, distinct from `check_in` by not being where the stay is registered.",
     label: "Concierge",
     note: "A furniture-defined zone rather than a bounded room: it is a desk and the volume a queue occupies in front of it. Kept because it is specified against - the desk, its surround and its floor are a distinct package - but read it as a zone, not a room.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("hospitality"), serves("residential")],
     slug: "concierge"
   },
   {
     definition: "The volume where a stay or an appointment is registered: a hotel front desk, a clinic reception counter, an airline desk and the queue in front of it.",
     label: "Check-In",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "check-in"
   },
   {
     definition: "A seated volume where people wait for something to happen, open to the space around it rather than enclosed; enclose it and it becomes a waiting room in the sector that owns it.",
     external: [aat2("300004450", "waiting rooms", "close")],
     label: "Waiting Area",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "waiting-area"
   },
   {
     definition: "The staffed control position at a building's entrance, where access is checked before anyone passes it; the volume is defined by the line it holds, not by its walls.",
     label: "Security Desk",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "security-desk"
   },
   {
@@ -3545,20 +3686,20 @@ var ARRIVAL_SPACES = [
     definition: "The customer-facing sales office of a residential or commercial building, where tenancies are shown and signed; furnished to sell the building rather than to run it.",
     label: "Leasing Office",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `private_office`. A private office is held by one person or a small named group behind a door that shuts; a leasing office is a public-facing suite the point of which is that strangers walk into it. It is a workspace, and that is as far as the subsumption goes.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "leasing-office"
   },
   {
     definition: "A volume inside a commercial building given over to telling the occupier's or landlord's story rather than to transacting: display, no till, no stock.",
     label: "Brand Gallery",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "brand-gallery"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "entry",
     definition: "The front door of a single dwelling inside a larger building - the flat door off the common landing - as opposed to the building's own `entry`.",
     label: "Unit Entry",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     slug: "unit-entry"
   },
@@ -3566,7 +3707,7 @@ var ARRIVAL_SPACES = [
     definition: "The volume a person occupies in the act of crossing from one condition to another - outside to inside, public to private - where the floor build-up, the level and the light all change at once.",
     label: "Threshold",
     note: "The most zone-like term on the axis and the one most easily confused with an element. The sill you step over is `element.door` territory; this is the volume you stand in while you step over it. Where a scheme has a real room at that point, use `vestibule` or `entry` and leave this alone.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "threshold"
   },
   {
@@ -3574,7 +3715,7 @@ var ARRIVAL_SPACES = [
     definition: "A covered exterior volume against the face of a dwelling at its entrance, open on at least one side; roof it, wall it and glaze it and it becomes `conservatory`.",
     external: [aat2("300004132", "porches", "exact")],
     label: "Porch",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     slug: "porch"
   },
@@ -3584,7 +3725,7 @@ var ARRIVAL_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004143", "porte-coch\xE8res", "close")],
     label: "Porte-Coch\xE8re",
     note: "AAT scopes this as the projecting roof structure that does the sheltering, which by this axis's own boundary is an element. The term here is the volume under it, so the match is `close` and not `exact` - the same catch that downgraded `landing`.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "porte-cochere"
   }
 ];
@@ -3601,7 +3742,7 @@ var CIRCULATION_SPACES = [
     definition: "A circulation volume markedly longer than it is wide, whose only purpose is passage between other spaces.",
     external: [aat2("300004294", "corridors", "exact")],
     label: "Corridor",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     slug: "corridor"
   },
   {
@@ -3611,7 +3752,7 @@ var CIRCULATION_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004420", "halls (interior rooms)", "close")],
     label: "Hallway",
     note: "The ISA edge holds on the load-bearing half of `corridor`: passage between other spaces. The parent's proportion clause - longer than it is wide - describes its central case rather than stating a necessary condition, and a generous furnished hall is still circulation. If that clause is ever tightened into a test, this edge comes out with it.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     slug: "hallway"
   },
@@ -3619,7 +3760,7 @@ var CIRCULATION_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "corridor",
     definition: "A circulation volume used by staff and goods rather than by the public, specified for trolley impact and washdown rather than for appearance.",
     label: "Service Corridor",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "service-corridor"
   },
   {
@@ -3631,7 +3772,7 @@ var CIRCULATION_SPACES = [
     // element, not a space. Our `landing` is the volume a person stands in; AAT's is the thing they
     // stand on. A neat demonstration of the boundary rule catching a mapping that reads right.
     note: "AAT files landings as a stair component, which is the element sense. This term is the volume sense - the thing you stand on - so the match is `close` and not `exact`.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "landing"
   },
   {
@@ -3639,7 +3780,7 @@ var CIRCULATION_SPACES = [
     definition: "The vertical volume a stair occupies from floor to floor, including the void beside it; the stair itself is `element.stair`.",
     external: [aat2("300004324", "stairwells", "exact")],
     label: "Stairwell",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "stairwell"
   },
   {
@@ -3647,27 +3788,27 @@ var CIRCULATION_SPACES = [
     definition: "The moving volume a lift passenger stands in, specified as a tiny room - floor, walls, ceiling, handrail - rather than as machinery; the shaft around it is not a space.",
     label: "Lift Cab",
     note: "Kept where `stair` and `escalator` were dropped, and the difference is the boundary test rather than a preference. You stand ON a stair and ON an escalator, and both are element territory. You stand IN a lift cab: it is a bounded volume with four surfaces and a ceiling, and every one of them gets specified.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "elevator-cab"
   },
   {
     definition: "An enclosed circulation volume spanning between two buildings or across a void, whose surfaces answer to movement and thermal exposure at once.",
     label: "Bridge / Link",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "bridge"
   },
   {
     definition: "A tall top-lit volume rising through several storeys inside a building, around which the floors are arranged; the height and the light from above are the test, not the plan area.",
     external: [aat2("300080798", "atriums (interior spaces)", "exact")],
     label: "Atrium",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "atrium"
   },
   {
     definition: "The volume at a decision point in a building's circulation, where signage, floor change and sightline are specified together to tell an arriving person which way to go.",
     label: "Wayfinding Zone",
     note: "A zone, not a room. It has no walls of its own - it is a stretch of `lobby` or `corridor` given a different specification because it has a job to do. Kept because that different specification is real and is drawn on plans.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "wayfinding-zone"
   },
   {
@@ -3675,7 +3816,7 @@ var CIRCULATION_SPACES = [
     definition: "An exterior pedestrian route through a site, laid and drained as a route rather than occupied; furnish it and sit in it and it becomes `terrace` or `plaza`.",
     external: [aat2("300008312", "walkways", "exact")],
     label: "Walkway",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "walkway"
   }
 ];
@@ -3691,7 +3832,7 @@ var CIVIC_SPACES = [
     definition: "The room a court sits in, laid out by procedure: bench, bar, box, dock and public gallery in fixed relation, with sightline and audibility between them mandated rather than chosen.",
     external: [aat2("300004408", "courtrooms", "exact")],
     label: "Courtroom",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("civic")],
     slug: "courtroom"
   },
@@ -3699,14 +3840,14 @@ var CIVIC_SPACES = [
     definition: "The room an elected body debates in, seated in the round or in opposing banks, with a public gallery and a fixed chair; the arrangement is constitutional, not spatial.",
     label: "Council Chamber",
     note: "No AAT mapping. Getty's `chambers (rooms)` (300458724) is a general term for a private room and its `assembly rooms` (300004393) is scoped to 18th-century social gatherings and balls. Neither is this. Searched and declined rather than forced.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("civic")],
     slug: "council-chamber"
   },
   {
     definition: "The staffed counter a public body is dealt with over, and the queueing and waiting volume in front of it; specified for security, accessibility and heavy unloved wear.",
     label: "Public Service Counter",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("civic")],
     slug: "public-service-counter"
   }
@@ -3723,14 +3864,14 @@ var CULTURE_SPACES = [
     definition: "A raked or tiered volume holding an audience facing a stage or screen, where acoustics drive the surfaces.",
     external: [aat2("300004394", "auditoriums", "exact")],
     label: "Auditorium",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     slug: "auditorium"
   },
   {
     definition: "A performance room taken whole: the house, the stage and the fly tower over it, read as one volume because they share an acoustic and a fire strategy.",
     label: "Theatre",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `auditorium`, and the containment runs the other way - the auditorium is the audience chamber INSIDE a theatre. That is a part-of relation and not an ISA edge, so it is carried in `related` where part-of belongs. No AAT mapping: every Getty `theaters` entry is a building or an institution, which is TYPOLOGY's business.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [relatedTo("space.auditorium")],
     slug: "theater"
   },
@@ -3738,21 +3879,21 @@ var CULTURE_SPACES = [
     definition: "The platform a performance is carried out on, visible to the audience; the floor takes scenery, trucking and dance, and nothing about it is specified for looking at.",
     external: [aat2("300004751", "stages (performance spaces)", "exact")],
     label: "Performance Stage",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "performance-stage"
   },
   {
     definition: "The working volume immediately behind and beside a stage, where scenery, cabling and waiting performers are held in the dark.",
     external: [aat2("300252175", "backstages", "exact")],
     label: "Backstage",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "backstage"
   },
   {
     definition: "The room performers wait and are received in before and after a show: soft, lit for faces, and the one room back of house specified for comfort.",
     external: [aat2("300100118", "green rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Green Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "green-room"
   },
   {
@@ -3760,7 +3901,7 @@ var CULTURE_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300240057", "galleries (display spaces)", "exact")],
     label: "Gallery",
     note: "`typology.gallery` is the building; this is the room in it. As with `restaurant` and `bar`, the bare id repeats across axes deliberately and the prefix disambiguates.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "gallery"
   },
   {
@@ -3768,7 +3909,7 @@ var CULTURE_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300443548", "exhibition spaces", "close")],
     label: "Exhibition Hall",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `gallery`. A gallery is finished around a collection it keeps; an exhibition hall is a serviced shell whose whole value is that it is stripped and rebuilt several times a year. The finishes are opposites.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "exhibition-hall"
   },
   {
@@ -3794,7 +3935,7 @@ var DINING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300005182", "restaurants", "exact")],
     label: "Restaurant",
     note: "`typology.restaurant` is the premises and this is the room in it. The bare id appears on both axes deliberately; the axis prefix is what keeps them apart, per ADR 0001.",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [serves("hospitality")],
     seenAs: ["restaurant_dining_room"],
     slug: "restaurant"
@@ -3808,13 +3949,13 @@ var DINING_SPACES = [
     related: [serves("residential")],
     seenAs: ["Dining Room"],
     slug: "dining-room",
-    usage: designshopUsage("common")
+    usage: schemeUsage("common")
   },
   {
     definition: "An enclosed dining volume let or reserved as a whole, off a restaurant, club or hotel; the door that shuts is the point, and the party inside it is not sharing the room.",
     label: "Private Dining",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `restaurant`. `restaurant` is defined as the PUBLIC dining volume, and a private dining room is defined by not being public. Drawing the edge would make the parent's own boundary clause false of half its children.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("hospitality")],
     slug: "private-dining"
   },
@@ -3822,27 +3963,27 @@ var DINING_SPACES = [
     definition: "A volume whose centre is a serving counter for drink, where people stand or perch as readily as they sit; the fitted counter itself is millwork, not this.",
     label: "Bar",
     note: "Three axes carry a `bar` and they are three different things: `space.bar` is the room, `typology.bar` is the premises, and `application.bar` is a piece of millwork. No AAT mapping is carried, because AAT's `taverns` (300005207) is scoped to 17th- to early 19th-century establishments and `bars` in AAT are medal ribbons and metal stock. Checked, not skipped.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "bar"
   },
   {
     definition: "The working volume behind a bar counter, where the staff stand and the bottle display sits; separated from `bar` by which side of the counter it is on.",
     label: "Back Bar",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "back-bar"
   },
   {
     definition: "A small eating and drinking volume with a limited menu, served at a counter or at tables, and occupied for a short sitting rather than a meal.",
     external: [aat2("300005187", "coffee shops", "close")],
     label: "Caf\xE9",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "cafe"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "cafe",
     definition: "A caf\xE9 narrowed to coffee and led by its counter, where the machine is the focal point and the seating is secondary.",
     label: "Coffee Bar",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "coffee-bar"
   },
   {
@@ -3859,34 +4000,34 @@ var DINING_SPACES = [
     ],
     label: "Cafeteria",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `restaurant`. A school cafeteria is not the dining volume of a food business, which is what `restaurant` says. What they share is a servery and a seated hall, and shared parts do not make an ISA edge.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("workplace"), serves("education"), serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "cafeteria"
   },
   {
     definition: "A hall of independent food counters sharing one seated floor, where the seating belongs to the building and the kitchens do not.",
     label: "Food Hall",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "food-hall"
   },
   {
     definition: "The run of fixed upholstered seating against a wall in an eating or drinking room, taken with the tables in front of it.",
     label: "Banquette Zone",
     note: "A furniture-defined zone rather than a room. It is here because the banquette is specified, upholstered, fire-rated and detailed as a package, and a scheme really does carry it as a named area on a plan.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "banquette-zone"
   },
   {
     definition: "The area of a dining or working room organised around a single long shared table, where strangers sit together by design.",
     label: "Communal Table",
     note: "Names a piece of furniture and the volume around it, which is the weakest shape a term on this axis can have. Retained because the spine carries it and because the acoustic and lighting treatment above a communal table is genuinely its own specification. If it is ever split, the table belongs somewhere other than SPACE.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "communal-table"
   },
   {
     definition: "The service volume where food is laid out to be taken by the person eating it, hot and cold; specified for spillage, queueing and standing wear.",
     label: "Buffet Area",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "buffet-area"
   },
   {
@@ -3894,24 +4035,24 @@ var DINING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004514", "kitchens", "exact")],
     label: "Kitchen",
     note: "`application.kitchen` in the published APPLICATIONS axis is a room sitting inside a surface-use vocabulary, and is superseded by this term. As with `bathroom`, the edge is `related-to` rather than `suitable-for`, because the suitability claim runs from the material to the space and so belongs on the applications side.",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [relatedTo("application.kitchen")],
     seenAs: ["Kitchen"],
     slug: "kitchen",
-    usage: designshopUsage("dominant")
+    usage: schemeUsage("dominant")
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "kitchen",
     definition: "A kitchen run as a production line rather than as a room in a home: stainless throughout, drained floor, extract-led, and specified against health regulation before appearance.",
     label: "Commercial Kitchen",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "commercial-kitchen"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "commercial-kitchen",
     definition: "A commercial kitchen deliberately open to the room it serves, so that it is finished on two standards at once - hygiene behind the pass, appearance in front of it.",
     label: "Display Kitchen",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "display-kitchen"
   },
   {
@@ -3919,7 +4060,7 @@ var DINING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004499", "pantries", "exact")],
     label: "Pantry",
     note: "AAT's `larders` (300004498) was carried here at `close` in the 0.2 draft and has moved to the `larder` term, where it is `exact`. The id is not lost - it is filed against the concept it actually names.",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     slug: "pantry"
   },
@@ -3928,7 +4069,7 @@ var DINING_SPACES = [
     definition: "The cold end of a pantry: an unheated, ventilated store for perishables, north-facing by tradition and stone-shelved. Every larder is a pantry; a warm dry-goods cupboard is not a larder.",
     external: [aat2("300004498", "larders", "exact")],
     label: "Larder",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "larder"
   },
   {
@@ -3936,13 +4077,13 @@ var DINING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004523", "sculleries", "exact")],
     label: "Scullery",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `kitchen`. The parent is defined by preparing and cooking food, and a scullery is defined by the cooking happening next door. In current British practice the word has been reclaimed for the working half of a two-part kitchen, which is the same room by the same test.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "scullery"
   },
   {
     definition: "A conditioned volume for storing and showing wine in a hospitality setting, glazed to be looked into and often dined in; the domestic below-ground store is `wine_cellar`.",
     label: "Wine Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("hospitality")],
     slug: "wine-room"
   },
@@ -3950,7 +4091,7 @@ var DINING_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "outdoor",
     definition: "An exterior volume laid out for seated eating, with the service run, the shelter and the floor specified for it; a terrace with tables on it once a year is `terrace`.",
     label: "Outdoor Dining",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "outdoor-dining"
   }
 ];
@@ -3961,7 +4102,7 @@ var DOMESTIC_SPACES = [
   // The depth the spine does not have. `PROGRAM_SPACE_TYPES` is a commercial program vocabulary
   // and carries fourteen residential values out of 172, which is why it cannot be used unaltered
   // for the work this package is for. These are the rooms a British house has that no commercial
-  // brief ever asks for, and DesignShop's captured room schemes evidence the ones that carry a
+  // brief ever asks for, and a furnishings retailer's captured room schemes evidence the ones that carry a
   // usage band. Two of them - `conservatory` and `orangery` - are glazed and are still interior
   // rooms, which is why they are not under `outdoor`.
   {
@@ -3976,25 +4117,25 @@ var DOMESTIC_SPACES = [
     related: [serves("residential")],
     seenAs: ["Laundry Room", "laundry_room"],
     slug: "utility-room",
-    usage: designshopUsage("common")
+    usage: schemeUsage("common")
   },
   {
     altLabels: ["mudroom", "mud room"],
     definition: "A transitional volume between outside and inside where wet outdoor clothing and footwear come off and are stored; distinguished from `entry` by being the working door rather than the front one.",
     external: [aat2("300004281", "mud rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Boot Room",
-    note: "`Mudroom` and `Mud Room` are both listed under Seen in the wild because DesignShop spells it one way on the scheme side and the other on the product side. Neither spelling is wrong; both are observed, and a crosswalk that hid one could not clean the data. The spine's own `mudroom` joins them.",
+    note: "`Mudroom` and `Mud Room` are both listed under Seen in the wild because the furnishings retailer spells it one way on the scheme side and the other on the product side. Neither spelling is wrong; both are observed, and a crosswalk that hid one could not clean the data. The spine's own `mudroom` joins them.",
     provenance: EVIDENCED,
     seenAs: ["Mudroom", "Mud Room", "mudroom"],
     slug: "boot-room",
-    usage: designshopUsage("occasional")
+    usage: schemeUsage("occasional")
   },
   {
     definition: "A room near an entrance where outdoor coats, hats and bags are left for the length of a visit; storage for garments, with no sanitary fitting in it.",
     external: [aat2("300004471", "cloakrooms", "exact")],
     label: "Cloakroom",
     note: 'In British domestic usage "cloakroom" means the downstairs lavatory, and that sense is recorded in `wc`\'s Seen in the wild. The id is given to the coat room because that is the sense AAT files under the word and the sense a public building means by it, and because `wc` already has a name of its own. Two live senses, one id each, and both reachable.',
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "cloakroom"
   },
   {
@@ -4005,7 +4146,7 @@ var DOMESTIC_SPACES = [
       aat2("300004179", "solariums (building spaces)", "close")
     ],
     label: "Conservatory",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     slug: "conservatory"
   },
@@ -4014,7 +4155,7 @@ var DOMESTIC_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300006804", "orangeries", "close")],
     label: "Orangery",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `conservatory`. The parent's test is a glazed roof, and an orangery's roof is solid but for its lantern - which is exactly why it holds heat and can be used in February when a conservatory cannot. AAT is `close` rather than `exact` for the opposite reason: Getty scopes orangeries historically, as heated greenhouses for overwintering citrus, and the term here is the modern room.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     slug: "orangery"
   },
@@ -4022,7 +4163,7 @@ var DOMESTIC_SPACES = [
     definition: "The enclosed volume under a pitched roof above the top storey, whether floored for use or left for storage; the sloping ceiling is what makes it this rather than a room.",
     external: [aat2("300004076", "attics (interior spaces)", "exact")],
     label: "Attic",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "attic"
   },
   {
@@ -4030,7 +4171,7 @@ var DOMESTIC_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004759", "cellars (storerooms)", "close")],
     label: "Cellar",
     note: "AAT is `close` rather than `exact` because Getty's scope note pushes utility and living uses over to `basements`, and the term here keeps the store sense only. This axis has no term for a converted habitable basement yet; that is a declared gap, and it should be one term rather than a widening of this one.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     slug: "cellar"
   },
@@ -4039,7 +4180,7 @@ var DOMESTIC_SPACES = [
     definition: "A cellar given over to storing wine, held at a steady low temperature and high humidity, racked and dark. A conditioned wine store above ground is `wine_room`.",
     external: [aat2("300004762", "wine cellars", "exact")],
     label: "Wine Cellar",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "wine-cellar"
   },
   {
@@ -4074,28 +4215,28 @@ var FITNESS_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "gym",
     definition: "The equipment floor of a gym: racks, machines and free weights on a floor built for the worst thing that can be dropped on it.",
     label: "Fitness Floor",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "fitness-floor"
   },
   {
     definition: "A clear matted room for mat-based practice, quiet, warm and specified for bare feet rather than for impact.",
     label: "Yoga Studio",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `gym`. The parent turns on dropped and repeated impact loading and nothing is dropped in here; the floor build-up, the acoustic and the lighting all go the other way. Neighbours in a brief, opposites in a specification.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "yoga-studio"
   },
   {
     definition: "A studio built around reformer machines, which are fixed, loaded and set out on a grid, so the floor is specified for anchorage rather than for impact.",
     label: "Pilates Studio",
     note: "Refused the `gym` edge for the same reason as `yoga_studio`, and kept separate from it because the fixed equipment changes the room: reformers are bolted or ballasted, and a yoga studio is deliberately empty.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "pilates-studio"
   },
   {
     definition: "A small room held quiet and low-lit for prayer, meditation or simply stopping, with no fixed use imposed on it.",
     external: [aat2("300266397", "meditation rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Meditation Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "meditation-room"
   }
 ];
@@ -4116,11 +4257,11 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004435", "living rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Living Room",
     note: "The domestic half of the lounge / living-room pair. `lounge` is the correct consumer name for this room in British usage and is carried as another name for it; the term id `lounge` is held for the commercial homonym, because that is the sense both upstream dictionaries file it under. `living_area` - the sitting end of an open-plan flat - folds in here rather than becoming a term, since nothing about the surfaces changes when the walls come out.",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     seenAs: ["Living Room", "living_area"],
     slug: "living-room",
-    usage: designshopUsage("common")
+    usage: schemeUsage("common")
   },
   {
     altLabels: ["den"],
@@ -4131,28 +4272,28 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
       aat2("300081958", "sitting rooms", "broad")
     ],
     label: "Snug",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "snug"
   },
   {
     definition: "A soft-seated volume for waiting or informal use in a commercial setting; separated from `hospitality_lobby` by being sat in rather than passed through.",
     external: [aat2("300004436", "lounges (sitting rooms)", "close")],
     label: "Lounge",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     slug: "lounge"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "lounge",
     definition: "A lounge whose use is restricted to a paying membership, specified upward accordingly: the restriction is the point, and it is what the finishes are answering.",
     label: "Members' Lounge",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "members-lounge"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "lounge",
     definition: "A shared lounge in a residential building, for the use of its tenants and their guests; domestic in feel and contract in specification.",
     label: "Resident Lounge",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     slug: "resident-lounge"
   },
@@ -4160,7 +4301,7 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "lounge",
     definition: "A lounge in a school or university given to students between classes, where the wear is heavy, constant and unsupervised.",
     label: "Student Lounge",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("education")],
     slug: "student-lounge"
   },
@@ -4168,14 +4309,14 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "lounge",
     definition: "The soft-seated end of a library or learning space, where reading happens off a chair rather than at a table; the tabled part of the same room is `reading_room`.",
     label: "Library Lounge",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "library-lounge"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "lounge",
     definition: "A lounge in a hospital or care setting where a patient's family waits, sits with them, or receives news; specified for long occupation under strain, and cleanable throughout.",
     label: "Family Lounge",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "family-lounge"
   },
@@ -4183,7 +4324,7 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "lounge",
     definition: "A lounge for clinical or hospitality staff to take a break out of sight of the people they serve; the being-out-of-sight is the requirement, not a side effect.",
     label: "Staff Respite",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("healthcare"), serves("hospitality")],
     slug: "staff-respite"
   },
@@ -4191,14 +4332,14 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "lounge",
     definition: "The lounge a spa or clinic guest occupies after a treatment, held quiet and warm; distinguished from `spa_treatment_room` by nothing being done to anyone in it.",
     label: "Recovery Lounge",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "recovery-lounge"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "lounge",
     definition: "Soft seating placed off a working floor for unscheduled conversation and short escapes from a desk; open to the floor, which is what separates it from `meeting_room`.",
     label: "Breakout Area",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "breakout-area"
   },
   {
@@ -4206,7 +4347,7 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     definition: "A lounge on a roof, where the seating and the view are the point and the weather is a specification problem rather than a feature.",
     label: "Roof Lounge",
     note: "Filed under `lounge` rather than under `outdoor`, and only one of those can be the parent. The lounge-ness is what gets specified - the seating, the lighting, the way it is used - and being outdoors is a condition applied to it. The same call is made on `outdoor_lounge`.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [relatedTo("space.roof-deck")],
     slug: "roof-lounge"
   },
@@ -4214,7 +4355,7 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "lounge",
     definition: "A furnished exterior sitting volume treated as a room: soft seating, lighting and a defined edge, specified against weather rather than against footfall.",
     label: "Outdoor Lounge",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [relatedTo("space.outdoor")],
     slug: "outdoor-lounge"
   },
@@ -4222,14 +4363,14 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     definition: "A shared amenity room in a residential or membership building for its occupants' own activities - games, parties, meetings - booked rather than dropped into.",
     label: "Clubroom",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `lounge`. A lounge is soft-seated and dropped into; a clubroom is booked, tabled, and expected to take a party. The two are neighbours in every brief and they are not the same room, which is why folding them would lose a real difference in floor build-up and acoustic treatment.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "clubroom"
   },
   {
     definition: "The seating group gathered on a hearth, specified as a unit: the fire opening, its surround, the hearth in front of it and the furniture arranged at it.",
     label: "Fireplace Area",
     note: "A zone inside another room rather than a room, and deliberately not a child of `living_room` - it occurs in lobbies, lounges and bars as readily as in dwellings. The fire opening and chimneypiece themselves are `element.fireplace` and `element.chimneypiece`; this is the volume in front of them.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [relatedTo("element.fireplace")],
     slug: "fireplace-area"
   },
@@ -4237,14 +4378,14 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     definition: "A room given over to table games - pool, cards, table tennis - where the floor and the clearances are set by the tables in it.",
     external: [aat2("300004452", "game rooms", "close")],
     label: "Game Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "game-room"
   },
   {
     definition: "A domestic room built around a screen and a sound system, where the acoustic treatment and the ability to black it out drive every surface in it.",
     external: [aat2("300179305", "media rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Media Room",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     slug: "media-room"
   },
@@ -4252,14 +4393,14 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     definition: "A domestic room given to children's play and its storage, specified for spillage, impact and rearrangement; a bed in it makes it `nursery` or `bedroom` instead.",
     external: [aat2("300004457", "playrooms", "exact")],
     label: "Playroom",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     slug: "playroom"
   },
   {
     definition: "A bookable room in a civic or residential building lent to whoever needs it - classes, meetings, parties - and therefore specified for no single use and all of them.",
     label: "Community Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("civic"), serves("residential")],
     slug: "community-room"
   }
@@ -4285,7 +4426,7 @@ var HEALTHCARE_SPACES = [
   {
     definition: "A single-patient consulting and examination volume inside a clinic or practice, with no overnight provision.",
     label: "Exam Room",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "exam-room"
   },
@@ -4295,7 +4436,7 @@ var HEALTHCARE_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300411486", "surgeries (health facilities)", "exact")],
     label: "Consult Room",
     note: "See `consultation_room`, which is one character away and is the retail term. Getty's `surgeries (health facilities)` is the British sense of a GP's room and matches this exactly, which is a useful check that the term is real rather than a program-brief coinage.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "consult-room"
   },
@@ -4303,7 +4444,7 @@ var HEALTHCARE_SPACES = [
     definition: "A clinical room for interventions done under local anaesthetic, cleaned and drained to a clinical standard but without an operating theatre's air pressure regime.",
     label: "Procedure Room",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `operating_room`. The parent turns on controlled air pressure and full asepsis, and the absence of both is what makes this a different room with a different cost. Grading these two together would be the most consequential wrong edge available on this axis.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "procedure-room"
   },
@@ -4312,21 +4453,21 @@ var HEALTHCARE_SPACES = [
     definition: "A surgical volume held under controlled air pressure and full asepsis.",
     external: [aat2("300004557", "operating rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Operating Room",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "operating-room"
   },
   {
     definition: "A room for rehabilitative or psychological therapy, where privacy, acoustic separation and a non-clinical feel are specified together against a cleanable substrate.",
     label: "Therapy Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "therapy-room"
   },
   {
     definition: "A room built around a scanner, where the shielding, the structural load and the control position determine the room before any finish is chosen.",
     label: "Imaging Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "imaging-room"
   },
@@ -4334,7 +4475,7 @@ var HEALTHCARE_SPACES = [
     definition: "The staffed position a ward or department is run from, with sightlines to the rooms it watches; a counter, its back-of-house and the volume around them.",
     external: [aat2("300082114", "nurses' stations", "exact")],
     label: "Nurse Station",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "nurse-station"
   },
@@ -4343,7 +4484,7 @@ var HEALTHCARE_SPACES = [
     definition: "The waiting volume of a clinical department, specified for long occupation, infection control and people who would rather be elsewhere.",
     external: [aat2("300004450", "waiting rooms", "close")],
     label: "Waiting Room (Healthcare)",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "waiting-room-healthcare"
   },
@@ -4352,7 +4493,7 @@ var HEALTHCARE_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300419295", "pharmacies (health facilities )", "close")],
     label: "Pharmacy",
     note: "Getty publishes this preferred label with a stray space before the closing bracket. It is reproduced exactly as published, because a label edited for tidiness stops matching the source it is supposed to crosswalk to.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "pharmacy"
   },
@@ -4360,13 +4501,13 @@ var HEALTHCARE_SPACES = [
     definition: "A room whose airborne particle count is controlled by design, with sealed, coved and shedding-free surfaces throughout and a gowning sequence to get into it.",
     external: [aat2("300004509", "clean rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Clean Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "clean-room"
   },
   {
     definition: "The room used equipment and waste are held in before they leave a clinical department, under negative pressure and specified for washdown throughout.",
     label: "Soiled Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "soiled-room"
   },
@@ -4391,28 +4532,28 @@ var LEARNING_SPACES = [
     definition: "A taught volume holding a fixed cohort facing a single teaching position; a lecture theatre with raked seating is `auditorium`.",
     external: [aat2("300004507", "classrooms", "exact")],
     label: "Classroom",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     slug: "classroom"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "classroom",
     definition: "A small taught room where the cohort sits round one shared table rather than in ranks; the table is shared, the teaching position is still single.",
     label: "Seminar Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "seminar-room"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "classroom",
     definition: "A taught room laid out for making as well as listening - benches, sinks, pinnable walls - where students spend the session working rather than seated at desks.",
     label: "Studio Classroom",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "studio-classroom"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "classroom",
     definition: "A taught room in a workplace rather than a school, re-set between courses and specified for adults, projection and a full day in a chair.",
     label: "Training Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("workplace")],
     slug: "training-room"
   },
@@ -4421,20 +4562,20 @@ var LEARNING_SPACES = [
     definition: "A raked taught volume holding a large cohort facing one teaching position, where sightline and speech intelligibility set every surface.",
     external: [aat2("300004409", "lecture halls", "exact")],
     label: "Lecture Hall",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "lecture-hall"
   },
   {
     definition: "A volume for bench science, where surfaces answer to chemical attack and contamination control before anything else.",
     external: [aat2("300007660", "laboratories (built works)", "close")],
     label: "Lab",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     slug: "lab"
   },
   {
     definition: "An open, unbooked study volume in a school or university, mixing tables, soft seating and shelving, and used all day by people who are not being taught.",
     label: "Learning Commons",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("education")],
     slug: "learning-commons"
   },
@@ -4442,7 +4583,7 @@ var LEARNING_SPACES = [
     definition: "A workshop volume with tools and machines available to whoever books it, specified for dust, swarf, noise and untrained hands.",
     external: [aat2("300004531", "workshops (work spaces)", "close")],
     label: "Maker Space",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "maker-space"
   },
   {
@@ -4450,14 +4591,14 @@ var LEARNING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004520", "music rooms", "close")],
     label: "Music Room",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `classroom`. Music rooms are played in, not lectured at, and the parent's test is a cohort facing a teaching position. AAT's match is `close` rather than `exact` for the mirror-image reason: Getty scopes music rooms domestically, \"as in houses and hotels\", and the school case is the one the spine means.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "music-room"
   },
   {
     definition: "A room for making art, with sinks, storage for wet work and daylight from one consistent direction where the building allows it.",
     label: "Art Room",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `classroom`, on the same test as `music_room`: it is worked in rather than taught at. The taught case with benches is `studio_classroom`, which is a child of `classroom` because it keeps the single teaching position.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "art-room"
   },
   {
@@ -4472,14 +4613,14 @@ var LEARNING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004434", "reading rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Reading Room",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `library`. The parent turns on shelved collections and a reading room need hold none - reading rooms sit in archives, clubs and members' buildings with nothing on the walls. What they share is silence, and silence is not subsumption.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "reading-room"
   },
   {
     definition: "The room a collection of records is kept in, held at controlled temperature and humidity and entered under supervision.",
     label: "Archive",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `storage`. A store is specified to hold goods; an archive is specified to hold conditions - it has a tighter environmental brief than most occupied rooms in the same building, and filing it under storage would lose exactly that. No AAT mapping: Getty's `archives` entries are all institutions, buildings or groupings of records, and none of them is the room.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "archive"
   }
 ];
@@ -4510,7 +4651,7 @@ var OUTDOOR_SPACES = [
     provenance: MS_ROOM,
     seenAs: ["Outdoor"],
     slug: "outdoor",
-    usage: designshopUsage("occasional")
+    usage: schemeUsage("occasional")
   },
   {
     altLabels: ["yard"],
@@ -4518,7 +4659,7 @@ var OUTDOOR_SPACES = [
     definition: "A planted exterior volume held by the plot, occupied for leisure rather than crossed to get somewhere.",
     external: [aat2("300008090", "gardens (open spaces)", "exact")],
     label: "Garden",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "garden"
   },
   {
@@ -4531,7 +4672,7 @@ var OUTDOOR_SPACES = [
     ],
     label: "Terrace",
     note: "`patio` is carried as another name for it rather than standing as a sibling. The two words cover the same paved outdoor room, chiefly British against chiefly American, and the distinction sometimes claimed for them - raised against ground level - is not observed consistently enough in either corpus to specify against.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     seenAs: ["patio"],
     slug: "terrace"
   },
@@ -4540,7 +4681,7 @@ var OUTDOOR_SPACES = [
     definition: "A cantilevered or recessed exterior volume above ground level, reached only from the room it serves.",
     external: [aat2("300002588", "balconies", "exact")],
     label: "Balcony",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "balcony"
   },
   {
@@ -4548,14 +4689,14 @@ var OUTDOOR_SPACES = [
     definition: "An uncovered exterior volume enclosed or nearly enclosed by the walls of a building, so that the building's own faces are what bound it.",
     external: [aat2("300004095", "courtyards (uncovered spaces)", "exact")],
     label: "Courtyard",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "courtyard"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "courtyard",
     definition: "The courtyard a visitor arrives into and crosses on the way to the entrance, laid for vehicles or feet and specified as the building's first impression.",
     label: "Arrival Courtyard",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "arrival-courtyard"
   },
   {
@@ -4563,14 +4704,14 @@ var OUTDOOR_SPACES = [
     definition: "An occupied deck on a roof, raised on pedestals over the waterproofing and specified for wind uplift, drainage and the load it may carry.",
     external: [aat2("300004113", "decks (uncovered spaces)", "close")],
     label: "Roof Deck",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "roof-deck"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "outdoor",
     definition: "The walkable surround of a pool, permanently wet underfoot and specified for barefoot slip resistance before anything else.",
     label: "Pool Deck",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "pool-deck"
   },
   {
@@ -4578,7 +4719,7 @@ var OUTDOOR_SPACES = [
     definition: "A hard-paved public open space held by a building or a group of them, crossed and stood about in, sized for crowds rather than for a household.",
     external: [aat2("300008214", "plazas (squares)", "exact")],
     label: "Plaza",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "plaza"
   },
   {
@@ -4586,7 +4727,7 @@ var OUTDOOR_SPACES = [
     definition: "The volume immediately against a building's external wall, read as the zone in which the facade build-up, its junctions and its ground condition are specified together.",
     label: "Facade Zone",
     note: "Names a set of surfaces rather than a volume, and fails the standing-in test the way `home_exterior` does. Retained because the spine carries it and because facade packages really are specified as one zone. If it is ever split, its contents belong in ELEMENT - `element.cladding`, `element.external-wall` - and not here.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [relatedTo("element.cladding")],
     slug: "facade-zone"
   },
@@ -4595,14 +4736,14 @@ var OUTDOOR_SPACES = [
     definition: "The sheltered volume under a projecting canopy at a building's edge, where people stand out of the rain without being inside.",
     label: "Canopy Zone",
     note: "The same shape of term as `facade_zone`: the canopy itself is a constructed element and this is the volume beneath it. Where the canopy shelters vehicles rather than people, the term is `porte_cochere`.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "canopy-zone"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "outdoor",
     definition: "The outside face of a dwelling read as one scheme: walls, roof, joinery and front door taken together as a single specifying surface.",
     label: "Home Exterior",
-    note: "The weakest term on this axis against the standing-in test. What it names is a set of surfaces rather than a bounded volume, and it is here because DesignShop's product-side vocabulary carries it as a targetable space and its schemes are real. Read it as the outdoor volume immediately against the building, and if a cleaner split appears, split it.",
+    note: "The weakest term on this axis against the standing-in test. What it names is a set of surfaces rather than a bounded volume, and it is here because a retailer's product-side vocabulary carries it as a targetable space and its schemes are real. Read it as the outdoor volume immediately against the building, and if a cleaner split appears, split it.",
     provenance: EVIDENCED,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     seenAs: ["Home Exterior"],
@@ -4622,7 +4763,7 @@ var RETAIL_SPACES = [
     definition: "The customer-accessible selling volume of a shop; the stock and staff areas behind it are not this term.",
     external: [aat2("300432409", "shops (retail spaces)", "close")],
     label: "Sales Floor",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [serves("retail")],
     slug: "sales-floor"
   },
@@ -4630,14 +4771,14 @@ var RETAIL_SPACES = [
     definition: "The volume given to showing goods rather than to selling them, in a shop, a showroom or an exhibition; fixtures, lighting and sightline are its whole specification.",
     label: "Display Area",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `sales_floor`. Display areas occur in museums, showrooms and lobbies where nothing is for sale, and the parent's definition turns on selling. A zone rather than a room in nearly every case.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "display-area"
   },
   {
     definition: "A private changing cubicle off a `sales_floor`, entered to try clothing on.",
     external: [aat2("300004369", "dressing rooms", "close")],
     label: "Fitting Room",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [serves("retail")],
     slug: "fitting-room"
   },
@@ -4646,7 +4787,7 @@ var RETAIL_SPACES = [
     definition: "The volume where a purchase is completed: the counter, the queue in front of it and the packing space behind it.",
     label: "Checkout",
     note: "`cash_wrap` is carried as another name for it. It is the American trade term for the same counter and its queue, and no part of the specification changes with the word.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("retail")],
     seenAs: ["cash_wrap"],
     slug: "checkout"
@@ -4654,14 +4795,14 @@ var RETAIL_SPACES = [
   {
     definition: "The volume where a customer collects an order placed elsewhere, held apart from `checkout` by no transaction happening in it.",
     label: "Pickup Area",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("retail")],
     slug: "pickup-area"
   },
   {
     definition: "The counter and volume where goods come back, specified for queueing, inspection and the temporary stacking of things nobody wants.",
     label: "Returns Area",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("retail")],
     slug: "returns-area"
   },
@@ -4669,7 +4810,7 @@ var RETAIL_SPACES = [
     definition: "A seated room off a retail or showroom floor where a customer is advised at length - specification, fitting, finance - away from the floor's noise.",
     label: "Consultation Room",
     note: "One character from `consult_room`, and deliberately not folded into it. That one is clinical - a GP surgery, examined and prescribed in, with the cleaning and privacy requirements that implies. This one is commercial and is furnished like a small meeting room. Two ids this close is a real trap, and the answer is a note on each rather than a merge that would put retail joinery into a medical specification.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [relatedTo("space.consult-room"), serves("retail")],
     slug: "consultation-room"
   },
@@ -4678,7 +4819,7 @@ var RETAIL_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004331", "showrooms", "broad")],
     label: "Showroom Bay",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `sales_floor`. A showroom bay sells nothing over a counter and often sits in a trade showroom where the public never goes; the parent's definition turns on being the selling volume of a shop.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("retail")],
     slug: "showroom-bay"
   },
@@ -4686,13 +4827,13 @@ var RETAIL_SPACES = [
     definition: "A room of material samples arranged to be handled and compared, with the storage system and the daylight being the whole of its specification.",
     label: "Sample Library",
     note: 'Deliberately not a kind of `storage`. It is a browsing room, not a store: things are compared in it under controlled light, which is the opposite of the parent\'s "holding" test. The nearest neighbour is `library`, and it is not that either, because nothing is read in it.',
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "sample-library"
   },
   {
     definition: "The part of a retail floor that is re-dressed on a cycle - window backs, feature tables, campaign walls - and specified so that it can be stripped and rebuilt without damage.",
     label: "Visual Merchandising Zone",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("retail")],
     slug: "visual-merchandising-zone"
   },
@@ -4700,7 +4841,7 @@ var RETAIL_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "storage",
     definition: "The retail store behind the sales floor, holding stock for the floor in front of it; racked, unfinished and sized by delivery rather than by display.",
     label: "Stock Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("retail")],
     slug: "stock-room"
   },
@@ -4708,7 +4849,7 @@ var RETAIL_SPACES = [
     definition: "Everything in a shop the customer never sees, taken as one zone: staff, stock handling, waste and plant behind the back-of-house door.",
     label: "Back of House (Retail)",
     note: "A grouping rather than a room, and the only term on the axis that names a side of a line instead of a volume. It is retained because retail briefs are genuinely written in these terms - a front-of-house and a back-of-house budget - and because dropping it would leave the spine unable to round-trip.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("retail")],
     slug: "back-of-house-retail"
   }
@@ -4726,18 +4867,18 @@ var SANITARY_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004197", "bathrooms", "exact")],
     label: "Bathroom",
     note: "`application.bath` in the published APPLICATIONS axis is a room sitting inside a surface-use vocabulary, and is superseded by this term. The edge here is `related-to` and not `suitable-for` on purpose: `suitable-for` runs from a material-suitability claim TO a space, so the correct `suitable-for` edge points the other way and belongs on the applications side, alongside the deprecation.",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [relatedTo("application.bath")],
     seenAs: ["Bathroom"],
     slug: "bathroom",
-    usage: designshopUsage("dominant")
+    usage: schemeUsage("dominant")
   },
   {
     altLabels: ["ensuite", "en-suite bathroom"],
     broaderSlug: "bathroom",
     definition: "A bathroom reached only through the bedroom it serves, and therefore private to whoever is sleeping there; the same room off a corridor is `bathroom`.",
     label: "En Suite",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "en-suite"
   },
   {
@@ -4746,7 +4887,7 @@ var SANITARY_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300081124", "lavatories (rooms)", "exact")],
     label: "Cloakroom / WC",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `bathroom`. In American usage a WC is a bathroom and the edge would be clean; in British usage it is not, and the whole point of the term is the absence of bathing provision. Since the difference is exactly what a specifier needs to see, the two terms sit side by side rather than one inside the other. `cloakroom` was an carried as another name here in the 0.2 draft and is now a term of its own for the coat room, on Getty's reading; the British domestic sense meaning this room moves to Seen in the wild, where observed but non-canonical labels belong. The label is left alone so the published id keeps its name.",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     seenAs: ["downstairs loo", "half bath", "cloakroom", "powder_room"],
     slug: "wc"
   },
@@ -4755,28 +4896,28 @@ var SANITARY_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004202", "rest rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Restroom",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `wc`, despite the shared absence of a bath. `wc` is a single-fixture domestic room entered by one person at a time; a restroom is a shared public room with cubicles, and the two carry different fire, access and cleaning specifications end to end.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "restroom"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "restroom",
     definition: "A restroom not divided by gender, entered by anyone; usually a run of full-height individual cubicles off a shared basin lobby.",
     label: "All-Gender Restroom",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "all-gender-restroom"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "restroom",
     definition: "A restroom sized and fitted for an adult attending a child or a dependant: one lockable room, a changing surface, and space to turn a pushchair.",
     label: "Family Restroom",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "family-restroom"
   },
   {
     definition: "A room where people change clothes and store them while they do something else - swim, train, work a shift - with lockers, benches and usually showers.",
     external: [aat2("300004120", "locker rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Changing Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     seenAs: ["locker_room"],
     slug: "changing-room"
   },
@@ -4784,7 +4925,7 @@ var SANITARY_SPACES = [
     definition: "A bank of lockers on a working floor with the volume in front of it, where staff drop their belongings without changing; a changing room without the changing.",
     label: "Locker Area",
     note: "Kept apart from `changing_room` rather than folded into it, because the spine files them in different sectors and the difference is real: this one has no showers, no benching and no privacy requirement, and it sits in the open.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "locker-area"
   },
   {
@@ -4798,7 +4939,7 @@ var SANITARY_SPACES = [
     definition: "The hall containing a swimming pool and its surround, where chlorine, condensation and wet feet reach every surface in the room including the ceiling.",
     external: [aat2("300007376", "swimming pools", "exact")],
     label: "Pool",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "pool"
   },
   {
@@ -4806,7 +4947,7 @@ var SANITARY_SPACES = [
     definition: "A sealed room held at high humidity and body temperature, tiled or moulded throughout because condensation runs continuously down every surface in it.",
     external: [aat2("300004240", "steam rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Steam Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "steam-room"
   },
   {
@@ -4814,27 +4955,27 @@ var SANITARY_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004235", "saunas (spaces)", "exact")],
     label: "Sauna",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `spa_pool`, whose definition turns on standing humidity. A sauna is the dry case, and the whole material consequence runs the other way: cedar and aspen where a steam room takes tile. Filing it under the wet parent would make the parent's own boundary clause false.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "sauna"
   },
   {
     definition: "A single-client room for massage and hands-on treatment, kept warm, dim and quiet; dry, which is what separates it from the wet rooms it sits among.",
     label: "Spa Treatment Room",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `spa_pool`, for the same reason as `sauna`: it is a dry room in a wet suite. Its nearest specification neighbour is `therapy_room`, not `pool`.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "spa-treatment-room"
   },
   {
     definition: "The working position of a hairdresser or beautician - chair, mirror, backwash and the volume around them - repeated along a salon floor.",
     label: "Salon Station",
     note: "A furniture-defined zone, and one of the few that is genuinely repeated rather than singular: a salon is specified as n stations plus circulation. Kept for that reason.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "salon-station"
   },
   {
     definition: "A room for washing and grooming animals in a residential or retail building, drained and tanked like a shower room and specified for claws as well as water.",
     label: "Pet Spa",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("residential"), serves("retail")],
     slug: "pet-spa"
   }
@@ -4852,7 +4993,7 @@ var SERVICE_SPACES = [
     definition: "A back-of-house volume given over to holding goods until they are wanted, racked or stacked, and entered to put something down or pick something up.",
     external: [aat2("300004479", "storerooms", "exact")],
     label: "Storage",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "storage"
   },
   {
@@ -4864,7 +5005,7 @@ var SERVICE_SPACES = [
       aat2("300004479", "storerooms", "close")
     ],
     label: "Closet & Storage",
-    note: "Overlaps `storage` heavily and is kept because the two dictionaries mean different things by it: this is DesignShop's consumer-facing capture value, room-scale and domestic, and `storage` is the program type, any sector and any size. The ISA edge holds - every closet is a store - so the overlap is expressed as a hierarchy rather than as a duplicate.",
+    note: "Overlaps `storage` heavily and is kept because the two dictionaries mean different things by it: this is the furnishings retailer's consumer-facing capture value, room-scale and domestic, and `storage` is the program type, any sector and any size. The ISA edge holds - every closet is a store - so the overlap is expressed as a hierarchy rather than as a duplicate.",
     provenance: EVIDENCED,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     seenAs: ["Closet & Storage", "closet"],
@@ -4874,21 +5015,21 @@ var SERVICE_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "storage",
     definition: "The cleaner's store: a small room holding equipment, consumables and a slop sink, tanked at low level and ventilated.",
     label: "Janitor's Closet",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "janitor-closet"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "storage",
     definition: "A secure room for storing bicycles, racked or hung, with the floor and the walls specified for wet tyres and pedal strikes.",
     label: "Bike Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "bike-room"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "storage",
     definition: "The unstaffed parcel room of a residential building: lockers and shelving, entered by residents to collect deliveries and by couriers to leave them.",
     label: "Mail & Package Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     slug: "mail-package-room"
   },
@@ -4896,14 +5037,14 @@ var SERVICE_SPACES = [
     definition: "The room holding a building's heating, cooling and water plant, sized by the equipment and the access route needed to replace it.",
     external: [aat2("300004527", "boiler rooms", "close")],
     label: "Mechanical Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "mechanical-room"
   },
   {
     definition: "The room holding a building's incoming supply, switchgear and distribution boards, entered only by competent persons and kept clear by regulation.",
     label: "Electrical Room",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `mechanical_room`. Switchgear is not a kind of mechanical plant, the two rooms are kept apart by regulation for exactly that reason, and their clearances, fire compartmentation and access rules are different.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "electrical-room"
   },
   {
@@ -4911,21 +5052,21 @@ var SERVICE_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300005153", "laundries (businesses)", "close")],
     label: "Laundry",
     note: "Held apart from `utility_room`, which is the domestic room. The spine carries both, in different sectors, and folding them would put a commercial extract regime into somebody's back kitchen.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "laundry"
   },
   {
     definition: "The room a building's waste and recycling is held in between collections, drained, ventilated and washable to the ceiling.",
     label: "Trash Room",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `storage`. What is held here is being got rid of, not kept for later, and the room is specified against smell, vermin and washdown rather than against racking loads. It is the hygiene brief that separates them.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "trash-room"
   },
   {
     definition: "The volume where goods are taken on and off vehicles, at vehicle-bed height, and specified for wheel loads, impact and weather at an open edge.",
     external: [aat2("300004279", "loading docks", "exact")],
     label: "Loading Dock",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "loading-dock"
   }
 ];
@@ -4942,18 +5083,18 @@ var SLEEPING_SPACES = [
     definition: "A private sleeping volume in a dwelling.",
     external: [aat2("300004364", "bedrooms", "exact")],
     label: "Bedroom",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     seenAs: ["Bedroom"],
     slug: "bedroom",
-    usage: designshopUsage("common")
+    usage: schemeUsage("common")
   },
   {
     altLabels: ["master bedroom", "principal suite"],
     broaderSlug: "bedroom",
     definition: "The largest bedroom of a dwelling, held by whoever runs the household, and normally the one with the `en_suite` and the `dressing_room` attached to it.",
     label: "Principal Bedroom",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "principal-bedroom"
   },
   {
@@ -4963,14 +5104,14 @@ var SLEEPING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300248355", "guest rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Guest Bedroom",
     note: "AAT 300248355 is `exact` here and `related` on `hotel_room`, and the split is the reason that downgrade happened. Getty's scope note reads: rooms in DWELLINGS set aside for temporary use by guests and not regularly used by household members. That is this term precisely, and it is not a let hotel bedroom at all.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "guest-bedroom"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "bedroom",
     definition: "The smallest bedroom in a dwelling, too small to take a double bed and a route past it, and so used for a single, a desk or storage by turns.",
     label: "Box Room",
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "box-room"
   },
   {
@@ -4981,7 +5122,7 @@ var SLEEPING_SPACES = [
     ],
     label: "Nursery",
     note: 'Deliberately not a kind of `bedroom`, on Getty\'s own evidence: AAT scopes a nursery as serving "as a bedroom or playroom", and AAT mints `night nurseries` separately for the sleeping-only case. If not every nursery is a bedroom, the ISA test fails, and it does. The nursery school is a building and belongs to TYPOLOGY, not here.',
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "nursery"
   },
   {
@@ -4995,7 +5136,7 @@ var SLEEPING_SPACES = [
     // for a hotel bedroom at all - which is the same gap this axis exists to fill, showing up in
     // the world's best art-and-architecture thesaurus.
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `bedroom`. A hotel room is a bedroom plus its bathroom, desk and wardrobe let as one unit, and its surfaces answer to contract fire, cleaning and wear standards a domestic bedroom never sees. Subsuming it would make every bedroom query return hospitality specifications.",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [serves("hospitality")],
     seenAs: ["guestroom"],
     slug: "hotel-room"
@@ -5005,7 +5146,7 @@ var SLEEPING_SPACES = [
     definition: "A hotel room let as a run of connected rooms occupied as one unit, with a sitting room separate from the sleeping room.",
     external: [aat2("300004050", "suites (rooms)", "exact")],
     label: "Suite",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "suite"
   },
   {
@@ -5013,7 +5154,7 @@ var SLEEPING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300081956", "dormitories (rooms)", "close")],
     label: "Dormitory Room",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `bedroom`. It fails the parent on both clauses: it is not in a dwelling, and in its shared form it is not private. The AAT match is `close` rather than `exact` because Getty scopes dormitories as rooms containing a NUMBER of beds, and a modern study bedroom is single.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     slug: "dormitory-room"
   },
@@ -5022,7 +5163,7 @@ var SLEEPING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004543", "hospital wards", "close")],
     label: "Patient Room",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `bedroom`. People sleep in it, which is the whole of the resemblance. The ISA test asks whether every patient room is a bedroom, and it is not: it is a clinical space that happens to contain a bed, and its material specification is closer to `operating_room` than to `bedroom`.",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [serves("healthcare")],
     slug: "patient-room"
   },
@@ -5032,7 +5173,7 @@ var SLEEPING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004369", "dressing rooms", "exact")],
     label: "Dressing Room",
     note: 'Deliberately not a kind of `closet_storage`, whose definition ends "never to stay in" - which is exactly what a dressing room is for. AAT 300004369 is `exact` here and `close` on `fitting_room`; Getty scopes it as "rooms for dressing and the toilet, usually opening from a bedroom", which is this room and only approximately a shop\'s changing cubicle.',
-    provenance: AUTHORED4,
+    provenance: AUTHORED6,
     slug: "dressing-room"
   }
 ];
@@ -5064,21 +5205,21 @@ var WORKING_SPACES = [
     definition: "The run of continuous shared desking within an open office, unassigned and set out as one long surface rather than as separate desks.",
     label: "Benching",
     note: "A furniture layout named as a program space, which is what the spine does here. It is filed under `open_office` because every benched area is one; a reader wanting the desk itself wants ELEMENT or a furniture vocabulary, neither of which this is.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "benching"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "workspace",
     definition: "An enclosed workspace volume held by one person or a small named group, with a door that shuts.",
     label: "Private Office",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     slug: "private-office"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "private-office",
     definition: "A private office held by a teacher or academic, doubling as the room a student is seen in one at a time, and therefore holding a visitor chair as well as a desk.",
     label: "Faculty Office",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("education")],
     slug: "faculty-office"
   },
@@ -5086,7 +5227,7 @@ var WORKING_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "workspace",
     definition: "A single-occupant, acoustically isolated volume for calls and short focused work, sized so that occupying it for a whole day is not the intent.",
     label: "Phone Booth",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     slug: "phone-booth"
   },
   {
@@ -5094,7 +5235,7 @@ var WORKING_SPACES = [
     definition: "An enclosed room for one or two people to work in undisturbed for as long as they need, sized and ventilated for a full day where `phone_booth` is not.",
     label: "Focus Room",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `phone_booth`. The parent's definition rules out day-long occupation, which is precisely what this room is for. They look identical on a plan and are specified differently in ventilation, daylight and seating, so the distinction is the term's whole value.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "focus-room"
   },
   {
@@ -5102,7 +5243,7 @@ var WORKING_SPACES = [
     definition: "A room a project team holds for the length of a project, worked in daily and left set up between sessions, with the walls given over to pinning things onto.",
     label: "Project Room",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `meeting_room`. A meeting room is booked, emptied and handed on; a project room is occupied continuously and its walls are a working surface. Filed under `workspace` because that is the honest parent.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "project-room"
   },
   {
@@ -5111,7 +5252,7 @@ var WORKING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300004398", "conference rooms", "close")],
     label: "Meeting Room",
     note: "`conference_room` is carried as another name for it rather than standing as a sibling: it names the same enclosed room in a more formal register, chiefly American, and nothing about the specification changes with the word. Where the formality is real rather than lexical, the term wanted is `boardroom`.",
-    provenance: MS_ROOM_MIU,
+    provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     seenAs: ["conference_room"],
     slug: "meeting-room"
   },
@@ -5120,21 +5261,21 @@ var WORKING_SPACES = [
     definition: "The named meeting room a board sits in: one fixed table, one specification, and the room in the building where money is spent on the finishes.",
     external: [aat2("300081159", "boardrooms", "exact")],
     label: "Boardroom",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "boardroom"
   },
   {
     broaderSlug: "meeting-room",
     definition: "A small enclosed meeting room for three or four people around a screen, booked briefly and left; the smallest room that still satisfies `meeting_room`.",
     label: "Huddle Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "huddle-room"
   },
   {
     definition: "The volume a whole organisation gathers in to be addressed, usually a floor cleared and re-set rather than a room kept for it.",
     label: "Town Hall Space",
     note: "Deliberately not a kind of `meeting_room`. It is not enclosed and it is not scheduled group discussion - it is one-to-many address in whatever volume is big enough, most often an atrium or a cleared floor. The civic building of the same name is TYPOLOGY's business, not this axis's.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "town-hall"
   },
   {
@@ -5146,18 +5287,18 @@ var WORKING_SPACES = [
       aat2("300180734", "home offices (workspaces)", "close")
     ],
     label: "Study / Home Office",
-    note: "DesignShop's `Office` room type carries this term's band, not `private_office`'s. Its corpus is residential room schemes, so an office captured there is a room in a house.",
+    note: "The furnishings retailer's `Office` room type carries this term's band, not `private_office`'s. Its corpus is residential room schemes, so an office captured there is a room in a house.",
     provenance: EVIDENCED,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     seenAs: ["Office"],
     slug: "study",
-    usage: designshopUsage("common")
+    usage: schemeUsage("common")
   },
   {
     definition: "The volume around a workplace's shared printing and finishing equipment, specified for noise, heat and paper storage.",
     label: "Copy / Print",
     note: "No AAT mapping. Getty's `print rooms` (300411377) is a room for storing and viewing prints as works of art, which is the opposite end of the word. Searched and declined rather than left unchecked.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("workplace")],
     slug: "copy-print"
   },
@@ -5166,7 +5307,7 @@ var WORKING_SPACES = [
     external: [aat2("300256426", "mailrooms", "exact")],
     label: "Mailroom",
     note: "Kept apart from `mail_package_room` rather than folded, under the rule that two terms a specifier would write differently stay separate. This one is staffed and handles outgoing post; the other is unstaffed, residential, and is a wall of parcel lockers.",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("workplace")],
     slug: "mailroom"
   },
@@ -5174,13 +5315,13 @@ var WORKING_SPACES = [
     definition: "The room holding a building's servers and comms racks, specified for cooling, cable management and fire suppression before anything else.",
     external: [aat2("300004510", "computer rooms", "close")],
     label: "IT Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "it-room"
   },
   {
     definition: "A small lockable room in a workplace for private, non-work use - rest, medication, prayer, expressing milk - kept unbookable for any one of them.",
     label: "Wellness Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     related: [serves("workplace")],
     slug: "wellness-room"
   },
@@ -5188,14 +5329,14 @@ var WORKING_SPACES = [
     broaderSlug: "wellness-room",
     definition: "A wellness room dedicated to expressing and storing milk, with the fridge, the sink and the lock that the general case only sometimes has.",
     label: "Mother's Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "mother-room"
   },
   {
     definition: "The room staff take their breaks in, away from the people they serve; eating happens in it, which is what separates it from `wellness_room`.",
     external: [aat2("300111871", "lunchrooms", "close")],
     label: "Staff Room",
-    provenance: MIU,
+    provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
     slug: "staff-room"
   }
 ];
@@ -5224,22 +5365,22 @@ var SPACE_TERMS = SPACE_SECTORS.flatMap(
   (sector) => sector.terms
 );
 var SPACE_BY_ID = new Map(
-  SPACE_TERMS.map((term10) => [term10.slug, term10])
+  SPACE_TERMS.map((term12) => [term12.slug, term12])
 );
 var SECTOR_IDS = new Set(
-  SECTOR_TERMS.map((term10) => term10.slug)
+  SECTOR_TERMS.map((term12) => term12.slug)
 );
 
 // src/axes/style.ts
 var ESTATE3 = "all five estate repos";
-var ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE = "architizer STYLES";
+var PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE = "STYLES in an architecture-projects platform (src-01)";
 var SNAPSHOT9 = "2026-08-21";
 var MARKET_IDIOM = "market-idiom";
 var MOVEMENT = "movement";
 var TRADITION = "tradition";
 var AAT_ENDPOINT = "vocab.getty.edu/sparql";
-var DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-18";
-var DESIGNSHOP_SCHEMES = "designshop room schemes";
+var SCHEME_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-18";
+var SCHEME_CORPUS2 = "room schemes in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
 var aat3 = (slug, label, match) => ({
   identifier: slug,
   label,
@@ -5264,11 +5405,11 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     styleKind: MOVEMENT,
     usage: {
       band: "occasional",
-      corpus: DESIGNSHOP_SCHEMES,
-      snapshot: DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT2
+      corpus: SCHEME_CORPUS2,
+      snapshot: SCHEME_SNAPSHOT2
     }
   },
-  // NO USAGE BAND, deliberately. DesignShop tags a dominant share of its room schemes `Modern`,
+  // NO USAGE BAND, deliberately. The furnishings retailer tags a dominant share of its room schemes `Modern`,
   // and that row is the one the crosswalk declines: `Modern` reads as either this term or
   // `style.contemporary`, and the source never recorded which. Attributing the usage here would
   // smuggle in the guess the crosswalk refused to make. A term with no band because the
@@ -5288,13 +5429,13 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: "architizer, materia"
+      source: "an architecture-projects platform (src-01) and a rendering pipeline (src-08)"
     },
     slug: "modernism",
     styleKind: MOVEMENT,
     usageWithheld: {
-      corpus: DESIGNSHOP_SCHEMES,
-      reason: "DesignShop tags a dominant share of its room schemes `Modern`, but that is the crosswalk row that declines: `Modern` reads as either this term or `style.contemporary`, and the source never recorded which. Attributing the usage here would smuggle in the guess the crosswalk refused to make."
+      corpus: SCHEME_CORPUS2,
+      reason: "The furnishings retailer tags a dominant share of its room schemes `Modern`, but that is the crosswalk row that declines: `Modern` reads as either this term or `style.contemporary`, and the source never recorded which. Attributing the usage here would smuggle in the guess the crosswalk refused to make."
     }
   },
   {
@@ -5307,7 +5448,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: "architizer, designround, designshop, materialgraph"
+      source: "an architecture-projects platform (src-01), an editorial image library (src-02), a furnishings retailer (src-03) and a materials-retrieval system (src-05)"
     },
     related: [{ predicate: "evokes", target: "period.mid-century" }],
     slug: "mid-century-modern",
@@ -5317,18 +5458,18 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     definition: "The prevailing current idiom: clean-lined, unornamented, neither period-referencing nor doctrinally modernist.",
     external: [aat3("300264737", "Contemporary (style of art)", "related")],
     label: "Contemporary",
-    note: "DELIBERATELY TIME-RELATIVE, and the only term here that is. What it denotes moves; the id does not. Consumers distinguish it from `modern` in practice - designshop's corpus carries both at similar volume - without anyone having written down how. `period.contemporary` is a different thing on a different axis; the prefix disambiguates.",
+    note: "DELIBERATELY TIME-RELATIVE, and the only term here that is. What it denotes moves; the id does not. Consumers distinguish it from `modern` in practice - a furnishings retailer carries both at similar volume - without anyone having written down how. `period.contemporary` is a different thing on a different axis; the prefix disambiguates.",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: "designshop, materia, materialgraph"
+      source: "a furnishings retailer (src-03), a rendering pipeline (src-08) and a materials-retrieval system (src-05)"
     },
     slug: "contemporary",
     styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM,
     usage: {
       band: "dominant",
-      corpus: DESIGNSHOP_SCHEMES,
-      snapshot: DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT2
+      corpus: SCHEME_CORPUS2,
+      snapshot: SCHEME_SNAPSHOT2
     }
   },
   // Four hits, none an interiors idiom: traditional cultural properties, traditional dances, a bookbinding format, a language variant.
@@ -5354,8 +5495,8 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     styleKind: TRADITION,
     usage: {
       band: "dominant",
-      corpus: DESIGNSHOP_SCHEMES,
-      snapshot: DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT2
+      corpus: SCHEME_CORPUS2,
+      snapshot: SCHEME_SNAPSHOT2
     }
   },
   {
@@ -5366,7 +5507,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE
+      source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     seenAs: ["Classical & Grand"],
     slug: "neoclassical",
@@ -5379,7 +5520,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE
+      source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     slug: "gothic",
     styleKind: MOVEMENT
@@ -5391,7 +5532,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: "architizer, designround, designshop, materia"
+      source: "an architecture-projects platform (src-01), an editorial image library (src-02), a furnishings retailer (src-03) and a rendering pipeline (src-08)"
     },
     related: [{ predicate: "evokes", target: "period.interwar" }],
     seenAs: ["art-deco-luxe", "Art Deco & Glamour"],
@@ -5405,7 +5546,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: "materia, architizer, designshop, materialgraph"
+      source: "a rendering pipeline (src-08), an architecture-projects platform (src-01), a furnishings retailer (src-03) and a materials-retrieval system (src-05)"
     },
     related: [{ predicate: "evokes", target: "typology.warehouse" }],
     seenAs: ["Industrial & Raw", "industrial_refined"],
@@ -5419,7 +5560,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE
+      source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     slug: "brutalism",
     styleKind: MOVEMENT
@@ -5431,7 +5572,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: "designround"
+      source: "an editorial image library (src-02)"
     },
     searchedWithout: [
       {
@@ -5452,14 +5593,14 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: "designshop"
+      source: SCHEME_CORPUS2
     },
     slug: "eclectic",
     styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM,
     usage: {
       band: "common",
-      corpus: DESIGNSHOP_SCHEMES,
-      snapshot: DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT2
+      corpus: SCHEME_CORPUS2,
+      snapshot: SCHEME_SNAPSHOT2
     }
   },
   // Hits are transitional skyscrapers, a typeface group, and Stone-Age-to-Bronze-Age periods.
@@ -5471,7 +5612,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: "designshop"
+      source: SCHEME_CORPUS2
     },
     related: [
       { predicate: "blend-of", target: "style.traditional" },
@@ -5489,8 +5630,8 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM,
     usage: {
       band: "common",
-      corpus: DESIGNSHOP_SCHEMES,
-      snapshot: DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT2
+      corpus: SCHEME_CORPUS2,
+      snapshot: SCHEME_SNAPSHOT2
     }
   },
   {
@@ -5500,7 +5641,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: "materia, architizer, designshop, materialgraph"
+      source: "a rendering pipeline (src-08), an architecture-projects platform (src-01), a furnishings retailer (src-03) and a materials-retrieval system (src-05)"
     },
     seenAs: ["Rustic & Artisan"],
     slug: "rustic",
@@ -5514,7 +5655,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE
+      source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     slug: "vernacular",
     styleKind: TRADITION
@@ -5527,7 +5668,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE
+      source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     slug: "critical-regionalism",
     styleKind: MOVEMENT
@@ -5542,7 +5683,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: "designround"
+      source: "an editorial image library (src-02)"
     },
     related: [{ predicate: "evokes", target: "place.region.japanese" }],
     searchedWithout: [
@@ -5567,7 +5708,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE
+      source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     slug: "postmodernism",
     styleKind: MOVEMENT
@@ -5579,7 +5720,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE
+      source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     slug: "deconstructivism",
     styleKind: MOVEMENT
@@ -5592,7 +5733,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE
+      source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     searchedWithout: [
       {
@@ -5612,7 +5753,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE
+      source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     slug: "high-tech",
     styleKind: MOVEMENT
@@ -5624,7 +5765,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE
+      source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     slug: "rationalism",
     styleKind: MOVEMENT
@@ -5636,7 +5777,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE
+      source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     slug: "constructivism",
     styleKind: MOVEMENT
@@ -5649,7 +5790,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
-      source: ARCHITIZER_STYLES_SOURCE
+      source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     seenAs: ["Organic", "quiet_organic"],
     slug: "organic-modernism",
@@ -5658,7 +5799,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
 ];
 
 // src/axes/tier.ts
-var MG_POSITIONING = "materialgraph brand positioning, from packages/brands/src/brand-attributes.ts and materialsinuse PROJECT_BUDGET_BANDS";
+var ESTATE_POSITIONING = "brand-positioning vocabulary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05) and project budget bands in a project-materials database (src-07)";
 var SNAPSHOT10 = "2026-08-22";
 var ADR3 = "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001, amended 22 August 2026";
 var TIER_MARKET_TERMS = [
@@ -5669,7 +5810,7 @@ var TIER_MARKET_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT10,
-      source: MG_POSITIONING
+      source: ESTATE_POSITIONING
     },
     rank: 1,
     seenAs: ["budget"],
@@ -5682,7 +5823,7 @@ var TIER_MARKET_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT10,
-      source: MG_POSITIONING
+      source: ESTATE_POSITIONING
     },
     rank: 2,
     seenAs: ["mid-market", "mid_market"],
@@ -5696,7 +5837,7 @@ var TIER_MARKET_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT10,
-      source: MG_POSITIONING
+      source: ESTATE_POSITIONING
     },
     rank: 3,
     slug: "premium"
@@ -5709,7 +5850,7 @@ var TIER_MARKET_TERMS = [
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: SNAPSHOT10,
-      source: MG_POSITIONING
+      source: ESTATE_POSITIONING
     },
     rank: 4,
     related: [{ predicate: "related-to", target: "mood.luxurious" }],
@@ -5781,7 +5922,7 @@ var TIER_PRICE_BAND_TERMS = [
   provenance: {
     basis: "vendored",
     snapshot: SNAPSHOT10,
-    source: "materialgraph PRICE_TIERS, packages/products/src/schemes/switch-axes.ts"
+    source: "PRICE_TIERS in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)"
   },
   rank: index + 1,
   seenAs: [symbols],
@@ -5789,15 +5930,15 @@ var TIER_PRICE_BAND_TERMS = [
 }));
 
 // src/axes/typology.ts
-var DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT3 = "2026-08-18";
-var AUTHORED5 = {
+var SCHEME_SNAPSHOT3 = "2026-08-18";
+var AUTHORED7 = {
   basis: "authored",
   source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001"
 };
-var ARCHITIZER = {
+var PROJECTS_PLATFORM = {
   basis: "evidenced",
   snapshot: "2026-08-21",
-  source: "architizer SUBTYPE_RULES"
+  source: "SUBTYPE_RULES in an architecture-projects platform (src-01)"
 };
 var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
   // ─── Residential ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
@@ -5805,7 +5946,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["private house", "single-family house"],
     definition: "A whole dwelling occupying its own building from ground to roof, with its own door to the outside. The door and the verticality are the test: a bungalow is a house, a maisonette over a shop is not.",
     label: "House",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Single family", "Living small"],
     slug: "house"
   },
@@ -5815,8 +5956,8 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     label: "Cottage",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT3,
-      source: "designshop attributes.Style"
+      snapshot: SCHEME_SNAPSHOT3,
+      source: "attributes.Style in a furnishings retailer (src-03)"
     },
     seenAs: ["Country/ Cottage"],
     slug: "cottage"
@@ -5825,25 +5966,25 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     broaderSlug: "house",
     definition: "The dwelling of a working holding, sited among its outbuildings and planned around a kitchen that was the working room of the farm rather than a room off the hall.",
     label: "Farmhouse",
-    note: "The clearest case of typology used as reference rather than classification: the Farmhouse schemes in the DesignShop corpus are overwhelmingly suburban rooms evoking one, not dwellings on farms. See the header on the two predicates.",
+    note: "The clearest case of typology used as reference rather than classification: the Farmhouse room schemes in a furnishings retailer are overwhelmingly suburban rooms evoking one, not dwellings on farms. See the header on the two predicates.",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT3,
-      source: "designshop roomStyle"
+      snapshot: SCHEME_SNAPSHOT3,
+      source: "roomStyle in a furnishings retailer (src-03)"
     },
     seenAs: ["Farmhouse", "Modern farmhouse"],
     slug: "farmhouse",
     usage: {
       band: "common",
-      corpus: "designshop room schemes",
-      snapshot: DESIGNSHOP_SNAPSHOT3
+      corpus: "room schemes in a furnishings retailer (src-03)",
+      snapshot: SCHEME_SNAPSHOT3
     }
   },
   {
     definition: "A large single-volume agricultural building for crop or stock, unheated and top-lit or unlit by design, with the roof structure exposed because nothing was ever fixed below it.",
     label: "Barn",
     note: "NOT parented to `house`. A barn is an agricultural building; the residential barn everyone means is a conversion, which is a change of use and not a change of what the building is. The dwelling in it is a house that happens to be in a barn.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED5,
+    provenance: AUTHORED7,
     slug: "barn"
   },
   {
@@ -5851,7 +5992,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     definition: "A detached house standing in its own grounds and built for retreat rather than for work on the land - the Roman country-house lineage that both the Palladian villa and the holiday villa descend from.",
     label: "Villa",
     note: "The leisure premise is the line against `farmhouse`, which is otherwise the same thing in the same landscape. British estate-agent usage for a Victorian semi is a separate and weaker sense, not carried here.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED5,
+    provenance: AUTHORED7,
     slug: "villa"
   },
   {
@@ -5859,7 +6000,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     broaderSlug: "house",
     definition: "The principal house of a landed estate, from which the surrounding land was administered: large, old and rural, but built to be lived in rather than defended.",
     label: "Manor",
-    provenance: AUTHORED5,
+    provenance: AUTHORED7,
     slug: "manor"
   },
   {
@@ -5868,7 +6009,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     definition: "The French country seat: a large house with the symmetry, steep roofline and axial approach of the French tradition, whether or not it retains defensive fabric.",
     label: "Chateau",
     note: "Parented to `house` rather than `castle` on a judgement call. The French word covers both and some ch\xE2teaux are genuinely fortified, but the term as the trade uses it means a grand house; where the fabric is actually defensive, `castle` is the better term.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED5,
+    provenance: AUTHORED7,
     slug: "chateau"
   },
   {
@@ -5876,7 +6017,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     broaderSlug: "house",
     definition: "A house in a continuous row, sharing both side walls with its neighbours and taking all its light from the front and back only, which is what governs the plan.",
     label: "Terraced House",
-    provenance: AUTHORED5,
+    provenance: AUTHORED7,
     seenAs: ["rowhouse", "terrace"],
     slug: "terraced-house"
   },
@@ -5884,8 +6025,8 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["flat", "condominium"],
     definition: "A self-contained dwelling occupying part of a larger building, reached through circulation shared with other dwellings. The tenancy, not the block that holds it.",
     label: "Apartment",
-    note: "Architizer's `Multi-unit housing` and `Affordable housing` actually name the containing building, for which this axis has no term - they are listed under Seen in the wild because that is where a crosswalk will land them today, not because they are correct. See the header's gap list.",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    note: "An architecture-projects platform's `Multi-unit housing` and `Affordable housing` actually name the containing building, for which this axis has no term - they are listed under Seen in the wild because that is where a crosswalk will land them today, not because they are correct. See the header's gap list.",
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["condo", "Multi-unit housing", "Affordable housing"],
     slug: "apartment"
   },
@@ -5895,7 +6036,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     definition: "A dwelling occupying part of a building put up for another purpose, keeping that building's structure, volume and window pattern instead of being replanned to domestic scale.",
     label: "Loft",
     note: "NOT the attic sense of the word, which is a room and belongs on SPACE. Heavily used as an aesthetic reference by people who live nowhere near a converted warehouse - the same double duty as `farmhouse`, and the reason there is no `style.loft`.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED5,
+    provenance: AUTHORED7,
     slug: "loft"
   },
   {
@@ -5903,15 +6044,15 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     broaderSlug: "house",
     definition: "A small timber dwelling, rural and usually seasonal, built simply enough that the construction is the finish.",
     label: "Cabin",
-    provenance: AUTHORED5,
+    provenance: AUTHORED7,
     slug: "cabin"
   },
   // ─── Adapted industrial ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   {
     definition: "A building for holding goods in bulk: long clear spans, doors at vehicle height, and floors loaded for weight rather than for occupation.",
     label: "Warehouse",
-    note: "Architizer's single `Industrial` subtype covers this term and `factory` both, so a crosswalk from it is ambiguous and must decline rather than pick one.",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    note: "An architecture-projects platform's single `Industrial` subtype covers this term and `factory` both, so a crosswalk from it is ambiguous and must decline rather than pick one.",
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Industrial"],
     slug: "warehouse"
   },
@@ -5919,7 +6060,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["works", "plant"],
     definition: "A building where goods are made, planned around a process or a line - the sequence of the work sets the plan, where a warehouse's is set by storage and access.",
     label: "Factory",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Industrial"],
     slug: "factory"
   },
@@ -5927,7 +6068,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     definition: "A multi-storey industrial building organised around one shared power source, with the column grid and the floor-to-floor heights set by the drive rather than by the work.",
     label: "Mill",
     note: "NOT parented to `factory`, deliberately. The textile mill is a factory and the water-driven corn mill is not, and one term has to cover both because the trade and the conversion market use the word for both. Forcing the parent would make the ISA false half the time.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED5,
+    provenance: AUTHORED7,
     slug: "mill"
   },
   // ─── Religious and institutional ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
@@ -5935,8 +6076,8 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["cathedral", "parish church"],
     definition: "A building for Christian worship, whose plan - nave, orientation, a single focus at one end - is given by the liturgy rather than chosen by the designer.",
     label: "Church",
-    note: "Christian, explicitly. Architizer's `Religious & memorial` covers every faith and memorials besides, so it is a spelling seen in the wild and not an equivalence.",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    note: "Christian, explicitly. An architecture-projects platform's `Religious & memorial` covers every faith and memorials besides, so it is a spelling seen in the wild and not an equivalence.",
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Religious & memorial"],
     slug: "church"
   },
@@ -5945,7 +6086,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     definition: "A small building for Christian worship that is either subsidiary to a parish church or non-conformist; the smallness together with the absence of parish status is what makes it one.",
     label: "Chapel",
     note: "Parented to `church` because the ISA holds as defined - a chapel building is a building for Christian worship. The chapel WITHIN a cathedral or a house is a room, not a building, and belongs on SPACE; the word covers both and this term covers only the first.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED5,
+    provenance: AUTHORED7,
     slug: "chapel"
   },
   {
@@ -5953,13 +6094,13 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     definition: "An enclosed group of buildings where a religious community both lives and worships, planned around a cloister with the daily offices setting the circulation.",
     label: "Monastery",
     note: "NOT parented to `church`, though it contains one. The defining programme is residential and enclosed; a monastery is not a kind of church any more than a college is a kind of library.",
-    provenance: AUTHORED5,
+    provenance: AUTHORED7,
     slug: "monastery"
   },
   {
     definition: "A fortified residence: thick walls, restricted openings and a controlled approach, built for a household to live behind rather than for a garrison alone - which is the line against a fort.",
     label: "Castle",
-    provenance: AUTHORED5,
+    provenance: AUTHORED7,
     slug: "castle"
   },
   // ─── Hospitality ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
@@ -5967,14 +6108,14 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["resort", "inn"],
     definition: "Premises letting rooms by the night with staffed reception and service. The building; the rooms inside it are `space.hotel-room` and `space.lobby`.",
     label: "Hotel",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Hotel & resort", "boutique"],
     slug: "hotel"
   },
   {
     definition: "Premises whose business is cooked meals served at table, with the kitchen sized and serviced for that rather than for reheating.",
     label: "Restaurant",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     slug: "restaurant"
   },
   {
@@ -5982,7 +6123,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     definition: "Premises whose business is drink, with any food subordinate to it and the counter as the organising element of the plan.",
     label: "Bar",
     note: "Collides by id with `application.bar`, which is the piece of millwork. Different axes, different things; the prefix disambiguates.",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Bar & winery"],
     slug: "bar"
   },
@@ -5990,14 +6131,14 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["caf\xE9", "coffee shop"],
     definition: "Premises serving drinks and light food across a counter, trading in daylight hours with a short average stay - the counter service and the hours are the line against a restaurant.",
     label: "Cafe",
-    provenance: AUTHORED5,
+    provenance: AUTHORED7,
     slug: "cafe"
   },
   {
     altLabels: ["wellness centre", "bathhouse"],
     definition: "Premises whose programme is bathing and treatment, with the servicing - humidity, drainage, heat - that wet rooms need. The premises; the wet room inside is `space.spa-pool`.",
     label: "Spa",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Spa & wellness"],
     slug: "spa"
   },
@@ -6005,41 +6146,41 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["club"],
     definition: "Premises for late-night drinking and dancing, planned around a floor and a sound system and lit for darkness rather than for daylight.",
     label: "Nightclub",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     slug: "nightclub"
   },
   // ─── Cultural ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   {
     definition: "Premises showing art in changing exhibitions, generally without a permanent collection and often selling what is shown - the selling and the turnover are the line against a museum.",
     label: "Gallery",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Gallery", "Exhibition"],
     slug: "gallery"
   },
   {
     definition: "Premises holding and displaying a permanent collection it does not sell, with the storage, conservation and environmental control that keeping one requires.",
     label: "Museum",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     slug: "museum"
   },
   {
     definition: "Premises holding a collection for reading and lending, planned around both dense storage and long uninterrupted occupation of the reading floor.",
     label: "Library",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     slug: "library"
   },
   {
     altLabels: ["theater", "concert hall", "auditorium"],
     definition: "Premises with a fixed auditorium addressing a stage or platform, planned around sightlines and acoustics before anything else.",
     label: "Theatre",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Theater & concert hall", "Performing arts"],
     slug: "theatre"
   },
   {
     definition: "A small, largely single-volume building standing free in a landscape or a public space, often temporary, whose programme is to be occupied and looked at rather than to house a settled function.",
     label: "Pavilion",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Pavillion", "Pop-up & temporary"],
     slug: "pavilion"
   },
@@ -6048,7 +6189,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["workplace"],
     definition: "Premises for desk work, planned around floorplate depth, daylight and servicing rather than around a product or a process.",
     label: "Office",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["coworking", "co-working", "workspace"],
     slug: "office"
   },
@@ -6056,15 +6197,15 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["store", "retail unit", "boutique"],
     definition: "Premises selling goods to the public from stock held on site and carried away by the buyer.",
     label: "Shop",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Retail", "Shopping"],
     slug: "shop"
   },
   {
     definition: "Premises displaying goods that are ordered rather than carried away, frequently trade-only; the absence of stock and of a till is the line against a shop.",
     label: "Showroom",
-    note: "Architizer folds this into `Retail` with `shop`, so a crosswalk from that label is ambiguous between the two and should decline.",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    note: "An architecture-projects platform folds this into `Retail` with `shop`, so a crosswalk from that label is ambiguous between the two and should decline.",
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Retail"],
     slug: "showroom"
   },
@@ -6072,15 +6213,15 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["college", "university"],
     definition: "Premises for teaching, nursery through university, planned around repeated teaching rooms and circulation that can be supervised.",
     label: "School",
-    note: "Deliberately coarse, and coarser than the evidence supports: architizer distinguishes kindergarten, school and university. One term until something needs the split.",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    note: "Deliberately coarse, and coarser than the evidence supports: an architecture-projects platform distinguishes kindergarten, school and university. One term until something needs the split.",
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Kindergarten", "University & research", "Higher education"],
     slug: "school"
   },
   {
     definition: "Premises admitting patients to beds overnight, with the clinical servicing - medical gases, isolation, theatres - that inpatient care requires.",
     label: "Hospital",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Healthcare"],
     slug: "hospital"
   },
@@ -6088,7 +6229,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["surgery", "medical centre", "dental practice"],
     definition: "Premises treating patients who arrive and leave the same day. No beds overnight, and that is the whole of the line against a hospital.",
     label: "Clinic",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Healthcare"],
     slug: "clinic"
   },
@@ -6096,7 +6237,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["town hall", "courthouse"],
     definition: "Premises housing a public authority and the public's dealings with it - town hall, courthouse, register office - where addressing the street as a public institution is part of the brief.",
     label: "Civic Building",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Civic & government", "Community center", "Municipal"],
     slug: "civic-building"
   },
@@ -6105,7 +6246,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["fitness centre", "sports centre"],
     definition: "Premises for training indoors, planned around equipment, floor loading and the ventilation rate that hard exercise needs.",
     label: "Gym",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Gym & recreation", "Recreation center"],
     slug: "gym"
   },
@@ -6113,7 +6254,7 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     altLabels: ["arena"],
     definition: "Premises whose entire plan is tiered seating around a field of play, sized for a crowd that arrives and leaves all at once.",
     label: "Stadium",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Stadium & arena"],
     slug: "stadium"
   },
@@ -6122,107 +6263,107 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
     definition: "Premises where passengers board scheduled transport: concourse, platforms, and a plan governed by flow that runs one way at a time.",
     label: "Station",
     note: "Rail, bus and transit. Airports have no term here - the scale, security and airside planning make them a different building, and nothing in the estate asks for one.",
-    provenance: ARCHITIZER,
+    provenance: PROJECTS_PLATFORM,
     seenAs: ["Transit"],
     slug: "station"
   }
 ];
 
 // src/axes/unit-shape.ts
-var REVIEW_DATE2 = "2026-08-31";
+var REVIEW_DATE4 = "2026-08-31";
 var REVIEW_SOURCE2 = "@instruments/taxonomy TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract";
-var PICKET_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract; MaterialGraph picket product fixture at 53df40868bfb09bfe69bc66c455c051e34005ae1:packages/products/src/product-search-projection.test.ts";
-var term9 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
+var PICKET_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract; picket product fixture in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
+var term11 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
-  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE2,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE4,
   label,
   provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE2 },
-  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE2,
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE4,
   slug,
   ...extra
 });
 var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
-  term9(
+  term11(
     "square",
     "Square",
     "A four-sided unit with equal sides and four right angles."
   ),
-  term9(
+  term11(
     "rectangle",
     "Rectangle",
     "A four-sided unit with four right angles whose length and width may differ."
   ),
-  term9("circle", "Circle", "A round unit bounded by one continuous curve.", {
+  term11("circle", "Circle", "A round unit bounded by one continuous curve.", {
     altLabels: ["Round"]
   }),
-  term9(
+  term11(
     "oval",
     "Oval",
     "An elongated rounded unit bounded by one continuous curve."
   ),
-  term9(
+  term11(
     "semicircle",
     "Semicircle",
     "A half-round unit bounded by one straight edge and one continuous curved edge."
   ),
-  term9("triangle", "Triangle", "A unit bounded by three straight sides."),
-  term9(
+  term11("triangle", "Triangle", "A unit bounded by three straight sides."),
+  term11(
     "rhombus",
     "Rhombus",
     "A four-sided unit with equal sides and oblique opposite angles.",
     { altLabels: ["Diamond"] }
   ),
-  term9(
+  term11(
     "parallelogram",
     "Parallelogram",
     "A four-sided unit with both pairs of opposite sides parallel, excluding rectangles and rhombi when those more specific outlines are established."
   ),
-  term9("hexagon", "Hexagon", "A unit bounded by six straight sides."),
-  term9("octagon", "Octagon", "A unit bounded by eight straight sides."),
-  term9(
+  term11("hexagon", "Hexagon", "A unit bounded by six straight sides."),
+  term11("octagon", "Octagon", "A unit bounded by eight straight sides."),
+  term11(
     "trapezoid",
     "Trapezoid",
     "A four-sided unit with exactly one pair of parallel sides."
   ),
-  term9(
+  term11(
     "picket",
     "Picket",
     "An elongated unit whose end forms a distinct pointed or peaked outline rather than a rectangular end.",
     {
       provenance: {
         basis: "referenced",
-        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE2,
+        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE4,
         source: PICKET_SOURCE
       }
     }
   ),
-  term9(
+  term11(
     "chevron",
     "Chevron unit",
     "One genuinely V-shaped or boomerang-shaped physical unit; never rectangular units mitred or arranged into a chevron layout."
   ),
-  term9(
+  term11(
     "arabesque",
     "Arabesque",
     "A bilaterally organised ornamental unit with alternating convex and concave lobes."
   ),
-  term9(
+  term11(
     "scallop",
     "Scallop",
     "A fan-like unit with one convex curved edge and a narrower opposing edge.",
     { altLabels: ["Fan"] }
   ),
-  term9(
+  term11(
     "star",
     "Star",
     "A unit with multiple outward-pointing arms around a centre."
   ),
-  term9(
+  term11(
     "cross",
     "Cross",
     "A unit whose outline forms intersecting arms around a centre."
   ),
-  term9(
+  term11(
     "irregular",
     "Irregular unit shape",
     "A positively observed non-regular physical outline that fits no governed shape term; it is not unknown, not unobserved and not an other bucket."
@@ -6288,10 +6429,10 @@ var MOOD_ANCHORS = {
     "Interior with light passing through a diffusing layer before it reaches anything, arrises rounded and edges bullnosed, boucle and brushed textile throughout, and shadows fading out with no boundary"
   ]
 };
-for (const term10 of MOOD_TERMS) {
-  if (MOOD_ANCHORS[term10.slug] === void 0) {
+for (const term12 of MOOD_TERMS) {
+  if (MOOD_ANCHORS[term12.slug] === void 0) {
     throw new Error(
-      `mood.${term10.slug} has no retrieval anchor. A mood term with no anchor is present in the vocabulary and invisible to every retrieval consumer. Add one in mood-anchors.ts.`
+      `mood.${term12.slug} has no retrieval anchor. A mood term with no anchor is present in the vocabulary and invisible to every retrieval consumer. Add one in mood-anchors.ts.`
     );
   }
 }
@@ -6332,10 +6473,10 @@ var PERIOD_ANCHORS = {
     "Interior with a bay window carried on its own structure, pattern printed and woven onto wall, floor and textile at once, a moulded plaster cornice with a ceiling rose, and cast-iron grates"
   ]
 };
-for (const term10 of PERIOD_TERMS) {
-  if (PERIOD_ANCHORS[term10.slug] === void 0) {
+for (const term12 of PERIOD_TERMS) {
+  if (PERIOD_ANCHORS[term12.slug] === void 0) {
     throw new Error(
-      `period.${term10.slug} has no retrieval anchor. A period term with no anchor is present in the vocabulary and invisible to every retrieval consumer. Add one in period-anchors.ts.`
+      `period.${term12.slug} has no retrieval anchor. A period term with no anchor is present in the vocabulary and invisible to every retrieval consumer. Add one in period-anchors.ts.`
     );
   }
 }
@@ -6414,10 +6555,10 @@ var PLACE_ANCHORS = {
     "A built water edge immediately outside - quay coping, bollards and mooring rings, a pontoon or a lock gate - with still fresh water held between banks and the far side visible across it"
   ]
 };
-for (const term10 of [...PLACE_REGION_TERMS, ...PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS]) {
-  if (PLACE_ANCHORS[term10.slug] === void 0) {
+for (const term12 of [...PLACE_REGION_TERMS, ...PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS]) {
+  if (PLACE_ANCHORS[term12.slug] === void 0) {
     throw new Error(
-      `place.${term10.slug} has no retrieval anchor. A place term with no anchor is present in the vocabulary and invisible to every retrieval consumer. Add one in place-anchors.ts.`
+      `place.${term12.slug} has no retrieval anchor. A place term with no anchor is present in the vocabulary and invisible to every retrieval consumer. Add one in place-anchors.ts.`
     );
   }
 }
@@ -7101,10 +7242,10 @@ var SPACE_ANCHORS = {
   ...SLEEPING_ANCHORS,
   ...WORKING_ANCHORS
 };
-for (const term10 of SPACE_TERMS) {
-  if (SPACE_ANCHORS[term10.slug] === void 0) {
+for (const term12 of SPACE_TERMS) {
+  if (SPACE_ANCHORS[term12.slug] === void 0) {
     throw new Error(
-      `space.${term10.slug} has no retrieval anchor. A space term with no anchor is present in the vocabulary and invisible to every retrieval consumer. Add one in space-anchors.ts.`
+      `space.${term12.slug} has no retrieval anchor. A space term with no anchor is present in the vocabulary and invisible to every retrieval consumer. Add one in space-anchors.ts.`
     );
   }
 }
@@ -7189,33 +7330,40 @@ var STYLE_ANCHORS = {
     "Wabi-sabi interior with visibly repaired ceramics, uneven hand-applied plaster, weathered timber, asymmetry left uncorrected, patina and age treated as the value rather than tolerated"
   ]
 };
-for (const term10 of STYLE_TERMS) {
-  if (STYLE_ANCHORS[term10.slug] === void 0) {
+for (const term12 of STYLE_TERMS) {
+  if (STYLE_ANCHORS[term12.slug] === void 0) {
     throw new Error(
-      `style.${term10.slug} has no retrieval anchor. A style term with no anchor is present in the vocabulary and invisible to every retrieval consumer. Add one in style-anchors.ts.`
+      `style.${term12.slug} has no retrieval anchor. A style term with no anchor is present in the vocabulary and invisible to every retrieval consumer. Add one in style-anchors.ts.`
     );
   }
 }
 
 // src/axes/index.ts
-var single = (slug, label, terms, governance) => [
-  {
-    ...governance === void 0 ? {} : { governance },
-    label,
-    slug,
-    terms
-  }
-];
 var TAX45_REVIEW_DATE = "2026-08-31";
 var TAX45_GEOMETRY_GOVERNANCE = {
   introducedAt: TAX45_REVIEW_DATE,
   provenance: {
     basis: "referenced",
     snapshot: TAX45_REVIEW_DATE,
-    source: "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract and independent review comment c457ef92-372b-4db0-8490-0b96ecccc8ac"
+    source: "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract"
   },
   reviewedAt: TAX45_REVIEW_DATE
 };
+var TAX48_REVIEW_DATE = "2026-09-11";
+var TAX48_AUTHORED_GOVERNANCE = {
+  introducedAt: TAX48_REVIEW_DATE,
+  provenance: { basis: "authored", source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0006" },
+  reviewedAt: TAX48_REVIEW_DATE
+};
+var TAX48_LIGHT_GOVERNANCE = {
+  introducedAt: TAX48_REVIEW_DATE,
+  provenance: {
+    basis: "referenced",
+    snapshot: TAX48_REVIEW_DATE,
+    source: "EN 17037:2018 Daylight in buildings"
+  },
+  reviewedAt: TAX48_REVIEW_DATE
+};
 var AXES = [
   {
     boundary: "Material family is what a thing is made of. It is not what the thing is for, which is Application, and not what part of a building it becomes, which is Element.",
@@ -7422,6 +7570,37 @@ var AXES = [
     slug: "place",
     status: "authored"
   },
+  {
+    boundary: "Daylight is the natural light a space receives and the direction it comes from. Aspect is compass-literal and says nothing about the sun: which side is bright depends on the hemisphere, and that consequence is a separate claim on Light. It is not Palette, which is the colour of what is in the room rather than the light falling on it; not Mood, where airy and moody are outcomes a scheme achieves rather than conditions a room has; not Element, which holds the windows, rooflights and luminaires themselves, and artificial lighting is never recorded here; and not Place, which says where a building stands rather than which way a room looks.",
+    facets: [
+      {
+        governance: TAX48_AUTHORED_GOVERNANCE,
+        label: "Aspect",
+        slug: "aspect",
+        terms: DAYLIGHT_ASPECT_TERMS
+      },
+      {
+        governance: TAX48_LIGHT_GOVERNANCE,
+        label: "Light",
+        slug: "light",
+        terms: DAYLIGHT_LIGHT_TERMS
+      }
+    ],
+    governance: TAX48_AUTHORED_GOVERNANCE,
+    label: "Daylight",
+    question: "How does natural light reach it?",
+    slug: "daylight",
+    status: "authored"
+  },
+  {
+    boundary: "Season is the time of year a scheme is designed for or evokes, reached by `evokes` like Place and Period are. It is not Period, which is a date range a season never has; not Palette, which carries the colours a seasonal scheme happens to choose; and not Daylight, which records the light a room receives rather than the calendar a scheme refers to.",
+    facets: single("season", "Season", SEASON_TERMS, TAX48_AUTHORED_GOVERNANCE),
+    governance: TAX48_AUTHORED_GOVERNANCE,
+    label: "Season",
+    question: "Which time of year is it meant for?",
+    slug: "season",
+    status: "authored"
+  },
   {
     boundary: "Tier is where a thing sits in a market; Mood is how a room reads. They come apart in both directions - an Aman is luxury tier and austere, a budget hotel lobby can be loudly luxurious - and welding them together loses both. It is also not a channel: trade-only says who may buy, not how much it costs.",
     facets: [
@@ -7441,7 +7620,7 @@ var AXES = [
   {
     boundary: "Procurement is how a thing is bought and by whom: trade-only supply, public tender, framework agreement, contract versus retail. It is not TIER, which is how much it costs, and the two were found welded together in both estate ladders that carry either.",
     facets: [],
-    gap: "Identified while authoring TIER on 22 August 2026, from two vocabularies that had each smuggled procurement into an ordinal scale. materialgraph's brand positioning list carries `trade-only` alongside value-to-luxury, while its own `distribution_model` dictionary already carries that value properly - the same fact recorded in two places, one of which is the wrong kind of place. materialsinuse's `PROJECT_BUDGET_BANDS` carries `institutional` and `public_sector` alongside budget-to-luxury, and those are precisely the two values that break that ladder's ordering. All three were refused entry to TIER rather than widening it, so they currently have nowhere canonical to go. Not yet authored.",
+    gap: "Identified while authoring TIER on 22 August 2026, from two vocabularies that had each smuggled procurement into an ordinal scale. A materials-retrieval system's brand positioning list carries `trade-only` alongside value-to-luxury, while its own `distribution_model` dictionary already carries that value properly - the same fact recorded in two places, one of which is the wrong kind of place. A project-materials database's budget bands carry `institutional` and `public_sector` alongside budget-to-luxury, and those are precisely the two values that break that ladder's ordering. All three were refused entry to TIER rather than widening it, so they currently have nowhere canonical to go. Not yet authored.",
     label: "Procurement",
     question: "How is it bought, and by whom?",
     slug: "procurement",
@@ -7450,7 +7629,7 @@ var AXES = [
   {
     boundary: "A strategy is something a design sets out to achieve, not an idiom it follows. Biophilic design and passive design are strategies. They are not styles and were refused entry to Style rather than widening it.",
     facets: [],
-    gap: "Identified by the crosswalk-residue test (TAX-14) from architizer's Biophilic value. architizer's own SUSTAINABILITY enum is the obvious starting point. Not yet authored.",
+    gap: "Identified by the crosswalk-residue test (TAX-14) from an architecture-projects platform's Biophilic value. That platform's own SUSTAINABILITY enum is the obvious starting point. Not yet authored.",
     label: "Strategy",
     question: "What was the design trying to achieve?",
     slug: "strategy",
@@ -7459,7 +7638,7 @@ var AXES = [
   {
     boundary: "How much is going on on the surface: pattern incidence, applied ornament, layering, and the restraint-to-maximalism range. It is not PALETTE, which carries how colour behaves rather than how much incident there is, and it is not STYLE, though several style terms are largely density claims wearing an idiom's name.",
     facets: [],
-    gap: "Identified after the fact, by the axis critique of 21 August 2026, and it is the one real gap that review found. The source vocabularies keep asking this question and no axis here answers it: materia's `patterned`, materialgraph's `playful_graphic` and `decorative_traditional`, designshop's `Eclectic`, and designround's `Modern Maximalism` against `Warm Minimalism` - a pair that differs chiefly on density and barely on anything else. materialgraph already carries `ms_pattern_density` at MATERIAL scale, which is the obvious seed, but the room-scale question is not the same one: a room of quiet materials can still be dense with incident. Until this exists, `maximalism` is filed as a style, which flatters it.",
+    gap: "Identified after the fact, by the axis critique of 21 August 2026, and it is the one real gap that review found. The source vocabularies keep asking this question and no axis here answers it: a rendering pipeline's `patterned`, a materials-retrieval system's `playful_graphic` and `decorative_traditional`, a furnishings retailer's `Eclectic`, and an editorial image library's `Modern Maximalism` against `Warm Minimalism` - a pair that differs chiefly on density and barely on anything else. The materials-retrieval system already carries `ms_pattern_density` at MATERIAL scale, which is the obvious seed, but the room-scale question is not the same one: a room of quiet materials can still be dense with incident. Until this exists, `maximalism` is filed as a style, which flatters it.",
     label: "Density",
     question: "How much is going on?",
     slug: "density",
@@ -7468,7 +7647,7 @@ var AXES = [
   {
     boundary: "A formal move is a building-scale geometric decision: a cantilever, a courtyard, a sawtooth roof. It is not the visible outline of a supplied unit, a product profile, an idiom or a mood.",
     facets: [],
-    gap: "Identified by the crosswalk-residue test (TAX-14) from architizer's Sculptural value. architizer's own FORMAL_MOVE_EXAMPLES is the obvious starting point. Not yet authored. materialgraph's ms_shape was considered as a seed on 2026-08-27 and REJECTED: its twelve terms (linear, fluted, channelled, blocky, slender, faceted, gridded, organic) describe a product's own profile, while this axis asks what geometric move a building makes. Seeding it here would put two questions on one axis, which is the defect every boundary in ADR 0001 exists to prevent. Part of ms_shape is also texture-adjacent - fluted and channelled are relief, and finish.texture already carries ribbed - so it needs decomposing before it seeds anything, not adopting whole.",
+    gap: "Identified by the crosswalk-residue test (TAX-14) from an architecture-projects platform's Sculptural value. That platform's own FORMAL_MOVE_EXAMPLES is the obvious starting point. Not yet authored. A materials-retrieval system's ms_shape was considered as a seed on 2026-08-27 and REJECTED: its twelve terms (linear, fluted, channelled, blocky, slender, faceted, gridded, organic) describe a product's own profile, while this axis asks what geometric move a building makes. Seeding it here would put two questions on one axis, which is the defect every boundary in ADR 0001 exists to prevent. Part of ms_shape is also texture-adjacent - fluted and channelled are relief, and finish.texture already carries ribbed - so it needs decomposing before it seeds anything, not adopting whole.",
     label: "Form",
     question: "What geometric move does it make?",
     slug: "form",
@@ -7484,13 +7663,13 @@ var buildIndex = () => {
   const locations = [];
   for (const axis of AXES) {
     for (const facet of axis.facets) {
-      for (const term10 of facet.terms) {
+      for (const term12 of facet.terms) {
         const location = {
           axisSlug: axis.slug,
           facetSlug: facet.slug,
-          qualifiedReference: qualifiedReferenceOf(axis, facet.slug, term10.slug),
-          term: term10,
-          termSlug: term10.slug
+          qualifiedReference: qualifiedReferenceOf(axis, facet.slug, term12.slug),
+          term: term12,
+          termSlug: term12.slug
         };
         locations.push(location);
         const key = canonicalKey(location.qualifiedReference);
@@ -7509,10 +7688,12 @@ var resolveReference = (reference) => INDEX.byKey.get(canonicalKey(reference));
 
 // src/v1.ts
 var TAXONOMY_BASE_URI = "https://taxonomy.materialinstruments.com";
-var TAXONOMY_SNAPSHOT = "2026-09-01";
-var TAXONOMY_VERSION = "1.2.0";
+var TAXONOMY_SNAPSHOT = "2026-09-11";
+var TAXONOMY_VERSION = "1.3.0";
 var PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE = "2026-08-30";
 var TAX45_REVIEW_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-31";
+var LIMESTONE_INTRODUCED = "2026-09-01";
+var RETAIL_PATTERN_SOURCE = "pattern vocabulary in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
 var compareText = (left, right) => {
   if (left < right) {
     return -1;
@@ -7537,8 +7718,8 @@ var DEFAULT_PROVENANCE = {
   basis: "authored",
   source: "@instruments/taxonomy published corpus"
 };
-var lifecycleFor = (term10) => {
-  const successor = term10?.supersededByReference === void 0 ? void 0 : resolveReference(term10.supersededByReference);
+var lifecycleFor = (term12) => {
+  const successor = term12?.supersededByReference === void 0 ? void 0 : resolveReference(term12.supersededByReference);
   const successorAxis = successor === void 0 ? void 0 : AXES.find((axis) => axis.slug === successor.axisSlug);
   const supersededBy = successor === void 0 || successorAxis === void 0 ? void 0 : conceptUri(
     successor.axisSlug,
@@ -7547,9 +7728,9 @@ var lifecycleFor = (term10) => {
     successorAxis.facets.length > 1 || successorAxis.facets[0]?.slug !== successorAxis.slug
   );
   return {
-    introducedAt: term10?.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE,
-    reviewedAt: term10?.reviewedAt ?? term10?.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE,
-    status: term10?.status ?? "active",
+    introducedAt: term12?.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE,
+    reviewedAt: term12?.reviewedAt ?? term12?.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE,
+    status: term12?.status ?? "active",
     ...supersededBy === void 0 ? {} : { supersededBy }
   };
 };
@@ -7564,11 +7745,11 @@ var inversePredicate = {
   "suitable-for": "supported-by",
   "typically-in": "typically-contains"
 };
-var isColorScopeTerm = (term10) => term10.canonicalAuthority?.authority === "colorscope";
-var governanceFor = (explanation, term10) => ({
+var isColorScopeTerm = (term12) => term12.canonicalAuthority?.authority === "colorscope";
+var governanceFor = (explanation, term12) => ({
   explanation,
-  lifecycle: lifecycleFor(term10),
-  provenance: term10?.provenance ?? DEFAULT_PROVENANCE,
+  lifecycle: lifecycleFor(term12),
+  provenance: term12?.provenance ?? DEFAULT_PROVENANCE,
   steward: "@instruments/taxonomy"
 });
 var externalReferences = (mappings) => mappings?.map((mapping) => ({
@@ -7577,10 +7758,10 @@ var externalReferences = (mappings) => mappings?.map((mapping) => ({
   label: mapping.label,
   match: mapping.match
 }));
-var governedEdge = (from, predicate, to, term10, assertion = "asserted", role) => {
+var governedEdge = (from, predicate, to, term12, assertion = "asserted", role) => {
   const governance = governanceFor(
     `Taxonomy governs the asserted ${predicate} relationship and its navigable inverse.`,
-    term10
+    term12
   );
   return {
     assertion,
@@ -7616,48 +7797,48 @@ var addTermNodes = (assembly, axis, axisUri) => {
       governedEdge(facetUri, "belongs-to-axis", axisUri, facet.governance),
       governedEdge(axisUri, "has-facet", facetUri, facet.governance, "inverse")
     );
-    for (const [termOrder, term10] of facet.terms.entries()) {
-      if (isColorScopeTerm(term10)) {
+    for (const [termOrder, term12] of facet.terms.entries()) {
+      if (isColorScopeTerm(term12)) {
         continue;
       }
-      const uri = conceptUri(axis.slug, facet.slug, term10.slug, faceted);
-      const qualified = faceted ? `${axis.slug}.${facet.slug}.${term10.slug}` : `${axis.slug}.${term10.slug}`;
+      const uri = conceptUri(axis.slug, facet.slug, term12.slug, faceted);
+      const qualified = faceted ? `${axis.slug}.${facet.slug}.${term12.slug}` : `${axis.slug}.${term12.slug}`;
       assembly.conceptByQualifiedSlug.set(qualified, uri);
-      assembly.conceptByAxisAndTerm.set(`${axis.slug}.${term10.slug}`, uri);
+      assembly.conceptByAxisAndTerm.set(`${axis.slug}.${term12.slug}`, uri);
       const governance = governanceFor(
-        `Taxonomy governs the canonical identity and meaning of ${term10.label}.`,
-        term10
+        `Taxonomy governs the canonical identity and meaning of ${term12.label}.`,
+        term12
       );
       assembly.nodes.push({
-        ...term10.altLabels === void 0 ? {} : { altLabels: term10.altLabels },
+        ...term12.altLabels === void 0 ? {} : { altLabels: term12.altLabels },
         axis: axisUri,
-        ...term10.definition === void 0 ? {} : { definition: term10.definition },
-        ...term10.external === void 0 ? {} : { externalReferences: externalReferences(term10.external) },
+        ...term12.definition === void 0 ? {} : { definition: term12.definition },
+        ...term12.external === void 0 ? {} : { externalReferences: externalReferences(term12.external) },
         facet: facetUri,
         governance,
         governedBy: "taxonomy",
         kind: "concept",
-        label: term10.label,
+        label: term12.label,
         lifecycle: governance.lifecycle,
-        ...term10.note === void 0 ? {} : { note: term10.note },
+        ...term12.note === void 0 ? {} : { note: term12.note },
         order: termOrder,
-        ...term10.placement === void 0 ? {} : { placement: term10.placement },
+        ...term12.placement === void 0 ? {} : { placement: term12.placement },
         provenance: governance.provenance,
-        ...term10.rank === void 0 ? {} : { rank: term10.rank },
-        ...term10.searchedWithout === void 0 ? {} : { searchedWithout: term10.searchedWithout },
-        ...term10.seenAs === void 0 ? {} : { seenAs: term10.seenAs },
-        slug: term10.slug,
-        ...term10.span === void 0 ? {} : { span: term10.span },
-        ...term10.styleKind === void 0 ? {} : { styleKind: term10.styleKind },
+        ...term12.rank === void 0 ? {} : { rank: term12.rank },
+        ...term12.searchedWithout === void 0 ? {} : { searchedWithout: term12.searchedWithout },
+        ...term12.seenAs === void 0 ? {} : { seenAs: term12.seenAs },
+        slug: term12.slug,
+        ...term12.span === void 0 ? {} : { span: term12.span },
+        ...term12.styleKind === void 0 ? {} : { styleKind: term12.styleKind },
         uri,
-        ...term10.usage === void 0 ? {} : { usage: term10.usage },
-        ...term10.usageWithheld === void 0 ? {} : { usageWithheld: term10.usageWithheld }
+        ...term12.usage === void 0 ? {} : { usage: term12.usage },
+        ...term12.usageWithheld === void 0 ? {} : { usageWithheld: term12.usageWithheld }
       });
       assembly.edges.push(
-        governedEdge(uri, "belongs-to-axis", axisUri, term10),
-        governedEdge(axisUri, "has-concept", uri, term10, "inverse"),
-        governedEdge(uri, "belongs-to-facet", facetUri, term10),
-        governedEdge(facetUri, "has-concept", uri, term10, "inverse")
+        governedEdge(uri, "belongs-to-axis", axisUri, term12),
+        governedEdge(axisUri, "has-concept", uri, term12, "inverse"),
+        governedEdge(uri, "belongs-to-facet", facetUri, term12),
+        governedEdge(facetUri, "has-concept", uri, term12, "inverse")
       );
     }
   }
@@ -7856,7 +8037,7 @@ var AUTHORED_LEXICAL_ENTRIES = [
       `${TAXONOMY_BASE_URI}/id/pattern/type/chevron`
     ],
     "The former combined pattern label names two distinct motif readings. It does not identify an installation layout or physical unit shape without separate evidence.",
-    "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract and independent review comment c457ef92-372b-4db0-8490-0b96ecccc8ac",
+    "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract",
     TAX45_REVIEW_SNAPSHOT,
     {
       introducedAt: TAX45_REVIEW_SNAPSHOT,
@@ -7871,8 +8052,8 @@ var AUTHORED_LEXICAL_ENTRIES = [
       `${TAXONOMY_BASE_URI}/id/pattern/type/herringbone`,
       `${TAXONOMY_BASE_URI}/id/pattern/type/chevron`
     ],
-    "The DesignShop compound source phrase did not record which of the two distinct motif readings was intended.",
-    "DesignShop frozen estate pattern vocabulary, reconciled by Linear TAX-45 on 2026-08-31",
+    "The furnishings retailer's compound phrase did not record which of the two distinct motif readings was intended.",
+    `${RETAIL_PATTERN_SOURCE}, reconciled by Linear TAX-45`,
     TAX45_REVIEW_SNAPSHOT,
     {
       introducedAt: TAX45_REVIEW_SNAPSHOT,
@@ -7889,7 +8070,7 @@ var AUTHORED_LEXICAL_ENTRIES = [
     ],
     "Mosaic can name a purchasable mosaic-tile product or the small-piece supply format; it is neither inherently a pattern nor a substance. Consumers must union any exact ColorScope named-paint reading with these domain readings rather than let an exact Taxonomy phrase shadow the external identity.",
     `${searchCorpusEvidence("mosaic")}; Uniclass Pr_35_93_96_53 Mosaic tiles; consumer authority-union boundary reviewed 2026-08-31`,
-    MATERIALGRAPH_SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT,
+    SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT,
     {
       introducedAt: TAX45_REVIEW_SNAPSHOT,
       reviewedAt: TAX45_REVIEW_SNAPSHOT,
@@ -8182,10 +8363,10 @@ var AUTHORED_LEXICAL_ENTRIES = [
     `${TAXONOMY_BASE_URI}/id/material/limestone`,
     "Limestone has one governed carbonate-stone reading in this corpus; formation, quarry, grade, cut, finish, and similarly named paint identities remain separate, and ColorScope 7.3 has no exact named-colour identity.",
     crossoverSource("limestone"),
-    TAXONOMY_SNAPSHOT,
+    LIMESTONE_INTRODUCED,
     {
-      introducedAt: TAXONOMY_SNAPSHOT,
-      reviewedAt: TAXONOMY_SNAPSHOT,
+      introducedAt: LIMESTONE_INTRODUCED,
+      reviewedAt: LIMESTONE_INTRODUCED,
       status: "active"
     }
   ),
@@ -8250,16 +8431,16 @@ var targetForLocation = (location) => {
     )
   };
 };
-var lexicalPhrases = (term10) => [term10.slug, term10.label, ...term10.altLabels ?? [], ...term10.seenAs ?? []].map((phrase) => phrase.trim().toLowerCase()).filter(
+var lexicalPhrases = (term12) => [term12.slug, term12.label, ...term12.altLabels ?? [], ...term12.seenAs ?? []].map((phrase) => phrase.trim().toLowerCase()).filter(
   (phrase, index, phrases) => phrase.length > 0 && phrases.indexOf(phrase) === index
 );
 var targetKey = (target) => target.authority === "taxonomy" ? `taxonomy:${target.uri}` : `colorscope:${target.referenceKind}:${target.identifier}`;
 var inferredLifecycle = (readings) => {
   const terms = readings.flatMap((reading) => reading.terms);
-  const lifecycles = terms.map((term10) => lifecycleFor(term10));
-  const [introducedAt] = terms.map((term10) => term10.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE).toSorted(compareText);
+  const lifecycles = terms.map((term12) => lifecycleFor(term12));
+  const [introducedAt] = terms.map((term12) => term12.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE).toSorted(compareText);
   const reviewedAt = terms.map(
-    (term10) => term10.reviewedAt ?? term10.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE
+    (term12) => term12.reviewedAt ?? term12.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE
   ).toSorted(compareText).at(-1);
   if (introducedAt === void 0 || reviewedAt === void 0) {
     throw new Error("Inferred lexical reading has no source term lifecycle.");