@instruments/taxonomy 2.5.0 → 2.7.0

package/dist/index.js

@@ -7,6 +7,8 @@ import { createHash } from "crypto";
 // src/axes/external-search.ts
 var SEARCHED_ON = "2026-10-21";
 var SEARCHED_ON_TAX66 = "2026-10-22";
+var SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_COVERAGE = "2026-10-23";
+var SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_GAPS = "2026-10-23";
 var WIKIDATA_SEARCH = "https://www.wikidata.org/w/api.php?action=wbsearchentities";
 var GETTY_SPARQL = "https://vocab.getty.edu/sparql";
 var UNICLASS_SEARCH = "https://uniclass.thenbs.com/search";
@@ -1772,6 +1774,45 @@ var single = (slug, label, terms, governance, holds) => [
   }
 ];
 
+// src/axes/gaps-shared.ts
+var GAPS_DATE = SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_GAPS;
+var GAPS_PROVENANCE = {
+  basis: "authored",
+  source: "TAX-66 vocabulary gaps"
+};
+var GAPS_LIFECYCLE = {
+  introducedAt: GAPS_DATE,
+  provenance: GAPS_PROVENANCE,
+  reviewedAt: GAPS_DATE
+};
+var gapsTerm = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
+  definition,
+  label,
+  slug,
+  ...GAPS_LIFECYCLE,
+  ...extra
+});
+var mapping = (scheme, identifier, label, match) => ({ identifier, label, match, scheme });
+var UNICLASS_TABLES = "July 2026 NBS Ac v1.27, Co v1.22, EF v1.16, En v1.34, Ma v1.1, PC v1.3, PM v1.30, Pr v1.43, SL v1.36 and Ss v1.43 published tables, title search: ";
+var gapsSearchedUniclass = (query) => ({
+  date: GAPS_DATE,
+  query: `${UNICLASS_TABLES}${query}`,
+  scheme: "uniclass",
+  via: UNICLASS_DOWNLOAD
+});
+var gapsSearchedAat = (query) => ({
+  date: GAPS_DATE,
+  query,
+  scheme: "aat",
+  via: `${GETTY_SPARQL}; luc:term search, AAT preferred labels and English scope notes read`
+});
+var gapsSearchedWikidata = (query) => ({
+  date: GAPS_DATE,
+  query,
+  scheme: "wikidata",
+  via: `${WIKIDATA_SEARCH}&language=en&format=json; labels and descriptions read`
+});
+
 // src/axes/pattern-tax57.ts
 var relatedTo4 = (target) => ({
   predicate: "related-to",
@@ -2387,7 +2428,24 @@ var CONSTRUCTION_TERMS = [
       }
     ],
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3(JACQUARD_WEAVING)]
-  }
+  },
+  // TAX-66. A construction and not a material: it names how the sheet is made, slit and stretched
+  // into a diamond mesh without waste, the way `woven` and `sintered` name a process. The metal is
+  // a separate meaning on the material axis. Uniclass lists it only as products, so that mapping
+  // is `close` rather than exact.
+  gapsTerm(
+    "expanded-metal",
+    "Expanded metal",
+    "Metal sheet slit and stretched in one operation into an open mesh of diamond-shaped openings, without cutting away or joining any material.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300011061", "expanded metal", "close"),
+        mapping("uniclass", "Pr_25_57_56_27", "Expanded metal mesh", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q1424107", "expanded metal", "close")
+      ],
+      related: relatedTo5("material.metal")
+    }
+  )
 ];
 
 // src/axes/element-shared.ts
@@ -2813,6 +2871,31 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     provenance: AUTHORED2,
     slug: "pitched-roof"
   },
+  // TAX-66. A kind of roof, since every green roof is a roof whatever its fall; flat and pitched
+  // are the slope, this is the covering. AAT has no green roof concept, only the roof garden it
+  // overlaps, which is a garden people use and so `related` rather than a match.
+  {
+    altLabels: ["living roof", "vegetated roof"],
+    broaderSlug: "roof",
+    definition: "A roof whose waterproofing carries a growing medium and living vegetation as its covering, in place of lapped units or a sheet.",
+    external: [
+      aat4("300008131", "roof gardens", "related"),
+      uniclass4("Ss_45_40_47", "Living roof systems", "close"),
+      {
+        identifier: "Q48741",
+        label: "green roof",
+        match: "close",
+        scheme: "wikidata"
+      }
+    ],
+    introducedAt: GAPS_DATE,
+    label: "Green Roof",
+    placement: "overhead",
+    provenance: GAPS_PROVENANCE,
+    reviewedAt: GAPS_DATE,
+    searchedWithout: [gapsSearchedAat("green roof | living roof | sod roof")],
+    slug: "green-roof"
+  },
   {
     altLabels: ["skylight", "roof light"],
     definition: "A glazed opening in a roof plane, admitting daylight from above rather than from a wall.",
@@ -3337,7 +3420,7 @@ var ELEMENT_TERMS = [
 
 // src/crossover-sources.ts
 var RETRIEVAL_LEXICON_SOURCE = "color-material lexicon in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
-var COLORSCOPE_CROSSOVER_SOURCE = "materialinstruments/colorscope@5feb29b267a7954c135976ede8039f37121afd27:packages/core/data/reference/v1/taxonomy.json";
+var COLORSCOPE_CROSSOVER_SOURCE = "materialinstruments/colorscope@3f490d3cdf26d3af77841a55f0c94cb5e24bb891: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";
 var NICKEL_MATERIAL_SOURCE = "https://nickelinstitute.org/en/nickel-applications/";
@@ -3691,6 +3774,7 @@ var FINISH_TEXTURE_TERMS = [
 var TEXTURED_TARGET = "finish.texture.textured";
 var TUMBLE_FINISHING = "tumble finishing";
 var ABRASIVE_BLASTING = "abrasive blasting";
+var POWDER_COATING = "powder coating";
 var CROSSOVER_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-30";
 var RETRIEVAL_SHEEN = "ms_sheen, a sheen dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
 var MG2435_DATE = "2026-10-02";
@@ -4042,7 +4126,24 @@ var FINISH_TREATMENT_TERMS = [
       }
     ],
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("distressing")]
-  }
+  },
+  // TAX-66. A coating applied, like chrome and nickel above, so it is a treatment; the colour and
+  // sheen of the cured film are separate meanings made on the palette and sheen facets. Every
+  // mapping is `close` because AAT narrows the powder to thermosetting plastic and Wikidata and
+  // Uniclass describe the process and the product rather than the finished surface.
+  gapsTerm(
+    "powder-coat",
+    "Powder coat",
+    "A dry powder of thermoplastic or thermosetting polymer applied electrostatically to a metal surface and cured under heat into a continuous hard film; it names the coating, not the substrate, colour or sheen.",
+    {
+      altLabels: [POWDER_COATING, "powder-coated"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300133167", POWDER_COATING, "close"),
+        mapping("uniclass", "Pr_35_31_68_66", "Powder coatings", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q445063", POWDER_COATING, "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
 ];
 var FINISH_SHEEN_TERMS = [
   {
@@ -4454,6 +4555,522 @@ var FORMAT_TERMS = [
   }
 ];
 
+// src/axes/certification.ts
+var EMBODIED_CARBON = "embodied-carbon";
+var INDOOR_AIR = "indoor-air-quality";
+var SOURCING = "responsible-sourcing";
+var WELL_NAME = "WELL Building Standard";
+var evidences = (...needs) => needs.map((need) => ({
+  predicate: "related-to",
+  target: `requirement.${need}`
+}));
+var noAat = (query) => gapsSearchedAat(query);
+var noUniclass = (query) => gapsSearchedUniclass(query);
+var CERTIFICATION_TERMS = [
+  gapsTerm(
+    "fsc",
+    "FSC",
+    "A product-level certification, run by the Forest Stewardship Council, that timber and paper products come from forests managed to its standard, with chain-of-custody tracing from forest to product.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Forest Stewardship Council"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q748367", "Forest Stewardship Council", "close")
+      ],
+      related: evidences(SOURCING),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        noAat("Forest Stewardship Council | forest certification"),
+        noUniclass("FSC | Forest Stewardship Council")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "pefc",
+    "PEFC",
+    "A product-level certification, run by the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification, that timber and paper products come from forests managed to a nationally endorsed standard, with chain-of-custody tracing.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification"],
+      external: [
+        mapping(
+          "wikidata",
+          "Q2112204",
+          "Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification",
+          "close"
+        )
+      ],
+      related: evidences(SOURCING),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        noAat(
+          "Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification | forest certification"
+        ),
+        noUniclass(
+          "PEFC | Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification"
+        )
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "breeam",
+    "BREEAM",
+    "A building-level sustainability assessment and certification scheme, run by BRE, that rates a building across categories such as energy, materials, health and wellbeing, from Pass to Outstanding.",
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method"
+      ],
+      external: [
+        mapping(
+          "uniclass",
+          "PM_70_25_10",
+          "BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) certificate",
+          "close"
+        ),
+        mapping(
+          "uniclass",
+          "PM_35_40_10",
+          "BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) requirements",
+          "related"
+        ),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q2620135", "BREEAM", "close")
+      ],
+      related: evidences(EMBODIED_CARBON, INDOOR_AIR, SOURCING),
+      searchedWithout: [noAat("BREEAM")]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "leed",
+    "LEED",
+    "A building-level green building rating system, run by the US Green Building Council, that awards points across categories such as materials, energy and indoor environmental quality towards Certified, Silver, Gold or Platinum.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design"],
+      external: [
+        mapping(
+          "uniclass",
+          "PM_70_25_45",
+          "LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certificate",
+          "close"
+        ),
+        mapping(
+          "uniclass",
+          "PM_35_40_45",
+          "LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) requirements",
+          "related"
+        ),
+        mapping(
+          "wikidata",
+          "Q1521623",
+          "Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design",
+          "close"
+        )
+      ],
+      related: evidences(EMBODIED_CARBON, INDOOR_AIR, SOURCING),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        noAat("LEED | Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "well-building-standard",
+    WELL_NAME,
+    "A building-level standard and certification, run by the International WELL Building Institute, for how a building's air, water, light and comfort features support the health and wellbeing of its occupants.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["WELL certification"],
+      external: [
+        mapping(
+          "uniclass",
+          "PM_70_25_96",
+          "WELL environment certificate",
+          "close"
+        ),
+        mapping(
+          "uniclass",
+          "PM_35_40_96",
+          "WELL environment requirements",
+          "related"
+        ),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q113253484", WELL_NAME, "close")
+      ],
+      related: evidences(INDOOR_AIR),
+      searchedWithout: [noAat(WELL_NAME)]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "greenguard",
+    "GREENGUARD",
+    "A product-level certification, now run by UL Solutions, that a product's chemical emissions into indoor air stay within stated limits; its Gold level sets stricter limits.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["UL GREENGUARD"],
+      external: [
+        mapping(
+          "wikidata",
+          "Q5604067",
+          "Greenguard Environmental Institute",
+          "related"
+        )
+      ],
+      note: "The Wikidata item is the institute that first ran the scheme and not the scheme, so the match is only related.",
+      related: evidences(INDOOR_AIR),
+      searchedWithout: [noAat("GREENGUARD"), noUniclass("GREENGUARD")]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "cradle-to-cradle",
+    "Cradle to Cradle Certified",
+    "A product-level certification, run by the Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute, that assesses a product on material health, product circularity, clean air and climate protection, water and soil stewardship and social fairness, at Bronze to Platinum levels.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["C2C", "Cradle to Cradle"],
+      external: [
+        mapping(
+          "wikidata",
+          "Q116149235",
+          "Cradle to Cradle Certified",
+          "close"
+        )
+      ],
+      related: evidences(EMBODIED_CARBON),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        noAat("Cradle to Cradle"),
+        noUniclass("Cradle to Cradle | C2C")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "epd",
+    "Environmental product declaration",
+    "A third-party-verified declaration of a product's life-cycle environmental impacts, such as its embodied carbon, reported to a product-category standard such as ISO 14025 and EN 15804; it states the impacts and sets no threshold.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["EPD"],
+      external: [
+        mapping(
+          "uniclass",
+          "PC_10_65_26",
+          "Environmental product declaration (EPD)",
+          "close"
+        ),
+        mapping(
+          "wikidata",
+          "Q1345906",
+          "Environmental product declaration",
+          "close"
+        )
+      ],
+      related: evidences(EMBODIED_CARBON),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        noAat("environmental product declaration | life cycle assessment")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/intervention.ts
+var relatedTo7 = (...targets) => targets.map((target) => ({ predicate: "related-to", target }));
+var REFURBISHMENT = "intervention.refurbishment";
+var INTERVENTION_TERMS = [
+  gapsTerm(
+    "new-build",
+    "New build",
+    "Construction of a building from the ground up on a cleared or undeveloped site, rather than work to a building that already stands.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["new construction", "ground-up construction"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("uniclass", "PC_20_30_56", "New-build", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q2202145", "new construction", "close")
+      ],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        gapsSearchedAat("new build | new construction | new building")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "refurbishment",
+    "Refurbishment",
+    "Work that renews and updates the fabric, finishes and services of a building that already stands, without changing what it is used for or how large it is.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["renovation"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300389648", "refurbishment", "close"),
+        mapping("aat", "300077781", "renovation (process)", "close"),
+        mapping("uniclass", "Ac_10_70_70", "Renovation", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q2144402", "renovation", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "retrofit",
+    "Retrofit",
+    "Work that adds new equipment, systems or fabric performance, most often for energy, comfort or safety, to a building that already stands, without redefining what it is for.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["retrofitting"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300109756", "retrofitting", "close"),
+        mapping(
+          "uniclass",
+          "PM_35_40_70",
+          "Retrofit energy requirements",
+          "related"
+        ),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q24662", "retrofitting", "close")
+      ],
+      related: [...relatedTo7(REFURBISHMENT, "requirement.net-zero")]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "adaptive-reuse",
+    "Adaptive reuse",
+    "Conversion of an existing building to a use other than the one it was built for, keeping its structure and as much of its character as the new use allows.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["building conversion"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300056392", "adaptive reuse", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q2086116", "adaptive reuse", "close")
+      ],
+      related: [...relatedTo7(REFURBISHMENT, "requirement.embodied-carbon")],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        gapsSearchedUniclass("Adaptive reuse | conversion | change of use")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "historic-preservation",
+    "Historic preservation",
+    "Work to protect a building of historic or cultural value and keep it in use, by maintaining, repairing, restoring or adapting it with its significance as the constraint.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["heritage conservation"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300054166", "historic preservation", "close"),
+        mapping(
+          "uniclass",
+          "Ac_30_60_16",
+          "Conservation activities",
+          "related"
+        ),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q914856", "historic preservation", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "restoration",
+    "Restoration",
+    "Work that returns a building, or part of one, to its form at a chosen earlier period by removing later additions and replacing lost fabric.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300053742", "restoration (process)", "close"),
+        mapping("uniclass", "Ac_30_60_71", "Restoration activities", "close")
+      ],
+      related: relatedTo7("intervention.historic-preservation"),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        gapsSearchedWikidata(
+          "building restoration | architectural restoration"
+        )
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "extension",
+    "Extension",
+    "Work that adds floor area or volume to a building that already stands, attached to it, rather than altering what is already there.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["building extension", "addition"],
+      external: [
+        mapping(
+          "aat",
+          "300445666",
+          "additions (built work divisions)",
+          "close"
+        ),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q112228551", "building extension", "close")
+      ],
+      searchedWithout: [gapsSearchedUniclass("Extension | building extension")]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "fit-out",
+    "Fit-out",
+    "Work that finishes and equips the interior of an existing shell or base-build space for its occupier: partitions, finishes, services terminals, joinery and furniture.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["fitting out", "interior fit-out", "fitout"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("uniclass", "Ac_10_40_41", "Internal fitting out", "close")
+      ],
+      searchedWithout: [
+        gapsSearchedAat("fit-out | fitting out | interior fit"),
+        gapsSearchedWikidata("fit-out | interior fit out")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/time-of-day.ts
+var MOODY = "mood.moody";
+var relatedTo8 = (...targets) => targets.map((target) => ({ predicate: "related-to", target }));
+var TIME_OF_DAY_HOUR_TERMS = [
+  gapsTerm(
+    "dawn",
+    "Dawn",
+    "The first light before sunrise, when the sky brightens and the sun is not yet up.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300343621", "dawn (time of day)", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q11326182", "dawn", "close")
+      ],
+      related: relatedTo8("mood.soft"),
+      searchedWithout: [gapsSearchedUniclass("Dawn")]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "morning",
+    "Morning",
+    "The hours from sunrise towards noon, with the light arriving low from the east and rising.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["morning light"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300343630", "morning", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q7722", "morning", "close")
+      ],
+      related: relatedTo8("daylight.aspect.east-facing"),
+      searchedWithout: [gapsSearchedUniclass("Morning | morning light")]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "golden-hour",
+    "Golden hour",
+    "The first and last hour of sunlight in the day, when the sun is low and the light is warm, directional and soft.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["magic hour"],
+      external: [mapping("wikidata", "Q3238843", "golden hour", "exact")],
+      related: relatedTo8("mood.soft"),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        gapsSearchedAat("golden hour | magic hour"),
+        gapsSearchedUniclass("Golden hour | magic hour")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "dusk",
+    "Dusk",
+    "The time after sunset but before full dark, when the sky still holds light and a room's own lamps begin to count.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300343622", "dusk", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q11288132", "dusk", "close")
+      ],
+      related: relatedTo8(MOODY),
+      searchedWithout: [gapsSearchedUniclass("Dusk | twilight")]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "evening",
+    "Evening",
+    "The latter part of the day, from about sunset until bedtime, when daylight gives way to lamps.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["evening light"],
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300343633", "evening", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q7725", "evening", "close")
+      ],
+      related: relatedTo8("daylight.aspect.west-facing"),
+      searchedWithout: [gapsSearchedUniclass("Evening | evening light")]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "night",
+    "Night",
+    "The hours between sunset and sunrise, when a room is seen by artificial light or none and the windows are dark.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        mapping("aat", "300133095", "night", "close"),
+        mapping("wikidata", "Q575", "night", "close")
+      ],
+      related: relatedTo8(MOODY),
+      searchedWithout: [gapsSearchedUniclass("Night")]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var TIME_OF_DAY_LIT_BY_TERMS = [
+  gapsTerm(
+    "lamplit",
+    "Lamplit",
+    "Seen by the pools of light from table lamps, floor lamps and wall lights, rather than by one overhead source or by daylight.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["lamplight", "lamp-lit"],
+      related: relatedTo8("element.luminaire", "mood.sheltering"),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        gapsSearchedAat("lamplight | lamp-lit"),
+        gapsSearchedUniclass("Lamplight | lamplit"),
+        gapsSearchedWikidata("lamplight")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  gapsTerm(
+    "candlelit",
+    "Candlelit",
+    "Seen by the light of candles or open flame: low, warm and unsteady, with deep shadow beyond it.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["candlelight", "candle-lit"],
+      related: relatedTo8(MOODY),
+      searchedWithout: [
+        gapsSearchedAat("candlelight | candle-lit"),
+        gapsSearchedUniclass("Candlelight | candlelit"),
+        gapsSearchedWikidata("candlelight")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/gaps-axes.ts
+var CERTIFICATION_AXIS = {
+  boundary: "Certification is the named scheme or declaration that evidences a requirement: FSC for responsible sourcing, GREENGUARD for indoor air quality, an environmental product declaration for embodied carbon. Requirement is the need a project states and may be met by a different scheme or a test report; a scheme is never a kind of requirement, so the two are linked with related-to and never nested. It is not Procurement, which is how a thing is bought, and not Tier, which is where it sits in a market. Holding a certificate is a claim for a source system to evidence, as it is for Requirement.",
+  facets: single(
+    "certification",
+    "Certification",
+    CERTIFICATION_TERMS,
+    GAPS_LIFECYCLE
+  ),
+  governance: GAPS_LIFECYCLE,
+  label: "Certification",
+  question: "What scheme or declaration evidences it?",
+  slug: "certification",
+  status: "authored"
+};
+var INTERVENTION_AXIS = {
+  boundary: "Intervention is what a project does to a building: build it new, renew it, convert it, extend it, restore it or fit out its interior. It is not Sector, which is whom the building serves, not Typology, which is what it is, and not Period, which is when it was made: a warehouse converted to flats keeps its typology and carries the intervention adaptive reuse. It is not Strategy, which is what the design sets out to achieve, and not the trade doing the work. A project may carry several, such as a conversion with an extension.",
+  facets: single(
+    "intervention",
+    "Intervention",
+    INTERVENTION_TERMS,
+    GAPS_LIFECYCLE
+  ),
+  governance: GAPS_LIFECYCLE,
+  label: "Intervention",
+  question: "What is being done to the building?",
+  slug: "intervention",
+  status: "authored"
+};
+var BRIEF_AXES = [
+  CERTIFICATION_AXIS,
+  INTERVENTION_AXIS
+];
+var TIME_OF_DAY_AXIS = {
+  boundary: "Time of day is the hour a scheme is designed for or evokes, and the kind of light it is seen by after dark, reached by `evokes` like Season, Place and Period are. It is not Season, which is the time of year and which an hour composes with; not Daylight, which records the natural light a room receives and the way it faces, a fact about the room and not about a scheme; and not Mood, where calm and moody are outcomes rather than hours. Lit by names a kind of source and nothing more: luminaires are Element terms, and no lighting design is recorded on any axis.",
+  facets: [
+    {
+      governance: GAPS_LIFECYCLE,
+      label: "Hour",
+      slug: "hour",
+      terms: TIME_OF_DAY_HOUR_TERMS
+    },
+    {
+      governance: GAPS_LIFECYCLE,
+      label: "Lit by",
+      slug: "lit-by",
+      terms: TIME_OF_DAY_LIT_BY_TERMS
+    }
+  ],
+  governance: GAPS_LIFECYCLE,
+  label: "Time of day",
+  question: "Which hour is it meant for, and what is it lit by?",
+  slug: "time-of-day",
+  status: "authored"
+};
+
 // src/axes/installation-layout.ts
 var REVIEW_DATE5 = "2026-08-31";
 var REVIEW_SOURCE4 = "@instruments/taxonomy TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract";
@@ -4483,7 +5100,7 @@ var mgLayoutTerm = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   ...extra
 });
 var RUNNING_BOND = "installation-layout.running-bond";
-var relatedTo7 = (...targets) => targets.map((target) => ({ predicate: "related-to", target }));
+var relatedTo9 = (...targets) => targets.map((target) => ({ predicate: "related-to", target }));
 var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
   {
     ...term5(
@@ -4491,7 +5108,7 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
       "Stack bond",
       "Equal units align in straight rows and columns with joints continuing across both directions."
     ),
-    related: relatedTo7(RUNNING_BOND),
+    related: relatedTo9(RUNNING_BOND),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("stack bond")]
   },
   {
@@ -4508,7 +5125,7 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
       "Offset grid",
       "Units occupy a repeated grid whose adjacent rows or columns are displaced, without the directional course identity of running bond."
     ),
-    related: relatedTo7(RUNNING_BOND),
+    related: relatedTo9(RUNNING_BOND),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Offset grid flooring")]
   },
   {
@@ -4539,7 +5156,7 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
         }
       }
     ),
-    related: relatedTo7("installation-layout.herringbone"),
+    related: relatedTo9("installation-layout.herringbone"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("chevron flooring")]
   },
   {
@@ -4556,7 +5173,7 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
       "Pinwheel",
       "Units rotate around repeated centres, commonly with a smaller central unit."
     ),
-    related: relatedTo7("installation-layout.multi-size-modular"),
+    related: relatedTo9("installation-layout.multi-size-modular"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Pinwheel flooring")]
   },
   {
@@ -4565,7 +5182,7 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
       "Multi-size modular",
       "Two or more unit sizes repeat as one governed modular installation sequence."
     ),
-    related: relatedTo7("installation-layout.periodic-multi-shape"),
+    related: relatedTo9("installation-layout.periodic-multi-shape"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Multi-size modular flooring")]
   },
   {
@@ -4574,7 +5191,7 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
       "Ashlar",
       "Rectangular units of varied lengths or sizes form coursed horizontal joints with controlled vertical-joint displacement."
     ),
-    related: relatedTo7(RUNNING_BOND),
+    related: relatedTo9(RUNNING_BOND),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("ashlar masonry")]
   },
   {
@@ -4583,7 +5200,7 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
       "Random stagger",
       "Elongated units form courses whose end joints vary without a stable repeating offset."
     ),
-    related: relatedTo7(RUNNING_BOND),
+    related: relatedTo9(RUNNING_BOND),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Random stagger flooring")]
   },
   {
@@ -4619,7 +5236,7 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
       "Versailles parquet",
       "Framed square panels, each filled with an interlocking diagonal basketweave lattice, repeat across the surface."
     ),
-    related: relatedTo7("installation-layout.basketweave"),
+    related: relatedTo9("installation-layout.basketweave"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Versailles parquet")]
   },
   {
@@ -4628,7 +5245,7 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
       "Chantilly parquet",
       "Framed square panels, each filled with an interlaced lattice of diamond or cross-shaped units, repeat across the surface."
     ),
-    related: relatedTo7("installation-layout.versailles"),
+    related: relatedTo9("installation-layout.versailles"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Chantilly parquet")]
   },
   // MG-2218. Narrower than herringbone: every double herringbone installation is also a broken
@@ -4650,7 +5267,7 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
       "Hexagonal parquet block",
       "Elongated units arranged radially in groups of six form repeating hexagonal parquet blocks across the surface."
     ),
-    related: relatedTo7("installation-layout.versailles"),
+    related: relatedTo9("installation-layout.versailles"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Hexagonal parquet block flooring")]
   }
 ];
@@ -4888,6 +5505,8 @@ var EN_14080 = "EN 14080:2013";
 var EN_16351 = "EN 16351:2021";
 var EN_14374 = "EN 14374:2004";
 var ENGINEERED_WOOD_SLUG = "engineered-wood";
+var MASS_TIMBER_SLUG = "mass-timber";
+var CROSS_LAMINATED_TIMBER = "cross-laminated timber";
 var MATERIAL_ENGINEERED_WOOD_TERMS = [
   // Families.
   compositionTerm(
@@ -4938,16 +5557,14 @@ var MATERIAL_ENGINEERED_WOOD_TERMS = [
     "A structural timber product manufactured from layers of timber boards stacked and bonded together with the grain of each layer rotated orthogonally to the adjacent layers.",
     EN_16351,
     {
-      altLabels: ["cross-laminated timber"],
-      broaderSlug: ENGINEERED_WOOD_SLUG,
+      altLabels: [CROSS_LAMINATED_TIMBER],
+      broaderSlug: MASS_TIMBER_SLUG,
       external: [
-        externalMapping(
-          "wikidata",
-          "Q911043",
-          "cross-laminated timber",
-          "close"
-        )
+        externalMapping("wikidata", "Q911043", CROSS_LAMINATED_TIMBER, "close"),
+        externalMapping("aat", "300444008", CROSS_LAMINATED_TIMBER, "close")
       ],
+      // Re-parented beneath `mass-timber` on the date that term was added.
+      reviewedAt: GAPS_DATE,
       searchedWithout: searchedUniclass5("CLT | cross-laminated timber | clt"),
       seenAs: ["cross laminated timber"]
     }
@@ -4988,15 +5605,18 @@ var MATERIAL_ENGINEERED_WOOD_TERMS = [
     EN_14080,
     {
       altLabels: ["glued laminated timber", "glue-laminated timber"],
-      broaderSlug: ENGINEERED_WOOD_SLUG,
+      broaderSlug: MASS_TIMBER_SLUG,
       external: [
         externalMapping(
           "wikidata",
           "Q643449",
           "glued laminated timber",
           "close"
-        )
+        ),
+        externalMapping("aat", "300390588", "glue-laminated timber", "close")
       ],
+      // Re-parented beneath `mass-timber` on the date that term was added.
+      reviewedAt: GAPS_DATE,
       searchedWithout: searchedUniclass5(
         "Glulam | glued laminated timber | glue-laminated timber | glulam"
       )
@@ -5021,6 +5641,26 @@ var MATERIAL_ENGINEERED_WOOD_TERMS = [
       searchedWithout: searchedUniclass5("LVL | laminated veneer lumber | lvl")
     }
   ),
+  // The structural class CLT and glulam sit in. Every CLT and every glulam member is mass timber,
+  // so both nest here; LVL does not, because it is built up from veneers and not from large solid
+  // elements. Added for TAX-66, and no outside vocabulary has it: AAT and Uniclass name the
+  // products and not the class.
+  authoredTerm(
+    MASS_TIMBER_SLUG,
+    "Mass timber",
+    "Structural engineered wood made from large solid timber elements bonded into load-bearing panels, beams and columns, such as cross-laminated timber and glued laminated timber, rather than from small sections or fibre.",
+    {
+      broaderSlug: ENGINEERED_WOOD_SLUG,
+      introducedAt: GAPS_DATE,
+      provenance: GAPS_PROVENANCE,
+      reviewedAt: GAPS_DATE,
+      searchedWithout: [
+        gapsSearchedUniclass("Mass timber | massive timber"),
+        gapsSearchedAat("mass timber"),
+        gapsSearchedWikidata("mass timber")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
   compositionTerm(
     "osb",
     "OSB",
@@ -7230,6 +7870,29 @@ var MATERIAL_MINERALS_TERMS = [
         externalMapping("wikidata", "Q6549153", "lime plaster", "close")
       ]
     }
+  ),
+  // Added for TAX-66. AAT and Uniclass both name it as a material (Uniclass by its French word,
+  // Pisé), where Wikidata names the building technique, hence `close` on every mapping. Beneath
+  // `mineral` because the body is subsoil, which is mineral whatever it is stabilised with. Not
+  // filed under a material family: stabilised earth is cement-bound only in part, so no shelf holds
+  // for every instance.
+  authoredTerm(
+    "rammed-earth",
+    "Rammed earth",
+    "Subsoil of sand, gravel and clay compacted in layers within formwork to form a monolithic wall or floor, with or without a cement or lime stabiliser.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["pis\xE9", "pis\xE9 de terre"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG2,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping("aat", "300014365", "rammed earth", "close"),
+        externalMapping("uniclass", "Ma_20_64", "Pis\xE9", "close"),
+        externalMapping("wikidata", "Q1363009", "rammed earth", "close")
+      ],
+      introducedAt: GAPS_DATE,
+      provenance: GAPS_PROVENANCE,
+      related: [{ predicate: "related-to", target: "material.clay" }],
+      reviewedAt: GAPS_DATE
+    }
   )
 ];
 
@@ -10810,7 +11473,7 @@ var SNAPSHOT4 = "2026-08-21";
 var MS_MOOD = "ms_mood, a mood dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
 var ADR = "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001";
 var aat5 = (identifier, label, match) => ({ identifier, label, match, scheme: "aat" });
-var relatedTo8 = (target) => ({
+var relatedTo10 = (target) => ({
   predicate: "related-to",
   target
 });
@@ -10862,7 +11525,7 @@ var MOOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "Sharp edges and clean contrast; the opposite meaning to soft.",
     label: "Crisp",
     provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: SNAPSHOT4, source: MS_MOOD },
-    related: [relatedTo8("mood.soft")],
+    related: [relatedTo10("mood.soft")],
     searchedWithout: [
       {
         date: SEARCHED_ON,
@@ -10877,7 +11540,7 @@ var MOOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "Dark, low-lit and enclosing, without necessarily being theatrical.",
     label: "Moody",
     provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: SNAPSHOT4, source: MS_MOOD },
-    related: [relatedTo8("mood.dramatic")],
+    related: [relatedTo10("mood.dramatic")],
     searchedWithout: [
       {
         date: SEARCHED_ON,
@@ -10936,7 +11599,7 @@ var MOOD_TERMS = [
     definition: "Sober and unplayful; the room signals that consequential things happen in it.",
     label: "Serious",
     provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: SNAPSHOT4, source: MS_MOOD },
-    related: [relatedTo8("mood.playful")],
+    related: [relatedTo10("mood.playful")],
     searchedWithout: [
       {
         date: SEARCHED_ON,
@@ -10953,7 +11616,7 @@ var MOOD_TERMS = [
     label: "Austere",
     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 },
-    related: [relatedTo8("mood.calm"), relatedTo8("mood.serious")],
+    related: [relatedTo10("mood.calm"), relatedTo10("mood.serious")],
     searchedWithout: [
       {
         date: SEARCHED_ON,
@@ -11006,7 +11669,7 @@ var MOOD_TERMS = [
     ],
     label: "Quiet Luxury",
     provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: SNAPSHOT4, source: MS_MOOD },
-    related: [relatedTo8("mood.luxurious")],
+    related: [relatedTo10("mood.luxurious")],
     searchedWithout: [
       {
         date: SEARCHED_ON,
@@ -11070,361 +11733,398 @@ var MOOD_TERMS = [
   }
 ];
 
+// src/axes/palette.generated.ts
+var COLORSCOPE_VERSION = "10.4.0";
+var COLOUR_LAYER = {
+  "basic-tone": [
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "High-lightness colors inside a family.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "light",
+      label: "Light",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/basic-tone/light"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Canonical product-facing colors inside a family.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "mid",
+      label: "Medium",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/basic-tone/mid"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Low-lightness colors inside a family.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "dark",
+      label: "Dark",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/basic-tone/dark"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Lower-chroma colors inside a family.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "muted",
+      label: "Muted",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/basic-tone/muted"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Higher-chroma colors inside a family.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "vivid",
+      label: "Vivid",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/basic-tone/vivid"
+    }
+  ],
+  family: [
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Light neutral colors spanning crisp whites, cool whites, soft chalks, and paper-like off-whites.",
+      hex: "#f3efe6",
+      id: "white",
+      label: "White",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/white"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Warm white and pale cream colors spanning ivory, linen white, vanilla, eggshell, and softened cream tones.",
+      hex: "#f3ead8",
+      id: "cream",
+      label: "Cream",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/cream"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Grey"],
+      definition: "Cool and warm grays spanning mist, stone, slate, pewter, and architectural neutrals.",
+      hex: "#8c8d8f",
+      id: "gray",
+      label: "Gray",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/gray"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Near-black and black-led colors with mineral, ink, soot, and shadow character.",
+      hex: "#232425",
+      id: "black",
+      label: "Black",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/black"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Light warm neutrals built from sand, linen, oat, ecru, and mellow mineral undertones.",
+      hex: "#d1c2a5",
+      id: "beige",
+      label: "Beige",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/beige"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Grey-brown and mushroom neutrals sitting between beige, brown, and grey.",
+      hex: "#8b7d6b",
+      id: "taupe",
+      label: "Taupe",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/taupe"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Earth and wood colors spanning bark, spice, soil, cocoa, leather, and dark timber tones.",
+      hex: "#7b5738",
+      id: "brown",
+      label: "Brown",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/brown"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Red-led colors spanning crimson, vermilion, tomato, signal red, and deep wine hues.",
+      hex: "#b4403f",
+      id: "red",
+      label: "Red",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/red"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Orange-led colors spanning terracotta, rust, clay, amber, spice, and peel-bright hues.",
+      hex: "#c77448",
+      id: "orange",
+      label: "Orange",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/orange"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Yellow-led colors ranging from straw and butter tones through gold, citrus, and saffron.",
+      hex: "#d5b468",
+      id: "yellow",
+      label: "Yellow",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/yellow"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Green-led colors spanning sage, herb, leaf, forest, mint, and botanical families.",
+      hex: "#5c8a57",
+      id: "green",
+      label: "Green",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/green"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Blue Green", "Blue-Green"],
+      definition: "Blue-green colors spanning aqua, lagoon, patina, seafoam, and mineral teal tones.",
+      hex: "#4e8e8e",
+      id: "teal",
+      label: "Teal",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/teal"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Blue-led colors spanning sky, sea, teal-leaning, ink, navy, and mineral blue families.",
+      hex: "#4a6e8e",
+      id: "blue",
+      label: "Blue",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/blue"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Purple-led colors covering lavender, mauve, plum, indigo, and smoke-violet concepts.",
+      hex: "#7a5a88",
+      id: "purple",
+      label: "Purple",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/purple"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Pink-led colors spanning powder, rose, salmon, blossom, and berry-pink concepts.",
+      hex: "#c98da0",
+      id: "pink",
+      label: "Pink",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/family/pink"
+    }
+  ],
+  palette: [
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "A palette of high vibrancy that does not spread across three or more distinct hues.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "vibrant",
+      label: "Vibrant",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/palette/vibrant"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "A palette of low vibrancy and middle lightness: the default when no other composition applies.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "muted",
+      label: "Muted",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/palette/muted"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "A palette whose proportion-weighted lightness is low, and which is neither monochrome nor vibrant.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "dark",
+      label: "Dark",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/palette/dark"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "A palette whose proportion-weighted lightness is high, and which is neither monochrome nor vibrant.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "light",
+      label: "Light",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/palette/light"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "A palette built from a single hue with little variety between its colors.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "monochrome",
+      label: "Monochrome",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/palette/monochrome"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "A palette of high vibrancy spread across three or more distinct hues.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "colorful",
+      label: "Colorful",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/palette/colorful"
+    }
+  ],
+  temperature: [
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "The strongest cool reading: a highly chromatic color in the cyan to blue-violet hues.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "cold",
+      label: "Cold",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/temperature/cold"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "A color that reads cool: blue-green to violet hues at modest chroma, and strongly chromatic greens and magentas.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "cool",
+      label: "Cool",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/temperature/cool"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "Neither warm nor cool: achromatic colors, and weakly chromatic ones in the yellow-green, green and magenta hues.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "neutral",
+      label: "Neutral",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/temperature/neutral"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "A color that reads warm: red, orange and yellow hues at modest chroma, and strongly chromatic yellow-greens.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "warm",
+      label: "Warm",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/temperature/warm"
+    },
+    {
+      altLabels: [],
+      definition: "The strongest warm reading: a highly chromatic red, orange or yellow.",
+      hex: null,
+      id: "hot",
+      label: "Hot",
+      uri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com/id/temperature/hot"
+    }
+  ]
+};
+
 // src/axes/palette.ts
-var COLOUR_MOOD = "colour_mood, a mood dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
-var SNAPSHOT5 = "2026-08-21";
+var COLOUR_LAYER_DATE = "2026-10-23";
+var V1_BASELINE = "2026-08-30";
 var COLORSCOPE_AUTHORITY_URI = "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com";
-var PALETTE_MOOD = "palette-mood";
-var colorScopeAuthority = (identifier, referenceKind) => ({
-  authority: "colorscope",
-  authorityUri: COLORSCOPE_AUTHORITY_URI,
-  identifier,
-  referenceKind
-});
-var PALETTE_HUE_TERMS = [
-  {
-    altLabels: ["pure white", "cool white", "soft white"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q23444",
-        label: "white",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "White",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("White colour")],
-    slug: "white"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["ivory", "warm white", "off-white"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q2730433",
-        label: "cream",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Cream",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Cream colour")],
-    slug: "cream"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["neutral grey", "grey"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q42519",
-        label: "grey",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Grey",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Grey colour")],
-    seenAs: ["Gray"],
-    slug: "gray"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["near-black", "ink black", "coal"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q23445",
-        label: "black",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Black",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Black colour")],
-    slug: "black"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["warm neutral", "sand"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q843607",
-        label: "beige",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Beige",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Beige colour")],
-    slug: "beige"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["greige", "mushroom", "putty"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q2307593",
-        label: "taupe",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Taupe",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Taupe colour")],
-    slug: "taupe"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["earth brown", "wood brown", "russet"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q47071",
-        label: "brown",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Brown",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Brown colour")],
-    slug: "brown"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["crimson", "scarlet", "carmine"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q3142",
-        label: "red",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Red",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Red colour")],
-    slug: "red"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["rust"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q39338",
-        label: "orange",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Orange",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Orange colour")],
-    slug: "orange"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["mustard", "ochre"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q943",
-        label: "yellow",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Yellow",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Yellow colour")],
-    slug: "yellow"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["sage", "olive"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q3133",
-        label: "green",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Green",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Green colour")],
-    slug: "green"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["aqua", "turquoise"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q1078214",
-        label: "teal",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Teal",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Teal colour")],
-    slug: "teal"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["navy", "indigo"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q1088",
-        label: "blue",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Blue",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Blue colour")],
-    slug: "blue"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["violet", "mauve"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q3257809",
-        label: "purple",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Purple",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Purple colour")],
-    slug: "purple"
-  },
-  {
-    altLabels: ["rose", "blush"],
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q429220",
-        label: "pink",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Pink",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Pink colour")],
-    slug: "pink"
-  }
-].map((term12) => ({
-  ...term12,
-  canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority(term12.slug, "color-family"),
-  provenance: {
-    basis: "vendored",
-    snapshot: SNAPSHOT5,
-    source: "@instruments/colorscope COLOR_FAMILIES"
-  }
-}));
-var PALETTE_TEMPERATURE_TERMS = [
-  {
-    definition: "Dominant color casts to the warm side of the OKLab warmth axis.",
-    label: "Warm",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Warm colour")],
-    slug: "warm"
-  },
-  {
-    definition: "Dominant color casts to the cool side of the OKLab warmth axis.",
-    label: "Cool",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Cool colour")],
-    slug: "cool"
-  },
-  {
-    definition: "No decisive cast either way.",
-    label: "Neutral",
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Neutral colour")],
-    slug: "neutral"
-  }
-].map((term12) => ({
-  ...term12,
-  canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority(term12.slug, "temperature-level"),
-  provenance: {
-    basis: "vendored",
-    snapshot: SNAPSHOT5,
-    source: "colour_undertone, an undertone dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)"
-  }
-}));
+var LAYER_SOURCE = `@materialinstruments/colorscope ${COLORSCOPE_VERSION} identities`;
+var COLOUR_LAYER_KINDS = {
+  composition: { colorScopeKind: "palette", referenceKind: "palette-mood" },
+  family: { colorScopeKind: "family", referenceKind: "color-family" },
+  temperature: {
+    colorScopeKind: "temperature",
+    referenceKind: "temperature-level"
+  },
+  tone: { colorScopeKind: "basic-tone", referenceKind: "basic-tone" }
+};
+var PALETTE_LABEL_OVERRIDES = {
+  "composition/colorful": "Polychrome"
+};
+var termFor = (facet, entry) => {
+  const { referenceKind } = COLOUR_LAYER_KINDS[facet];
+  const override = PALETTE_LABEL_OVERRIDES[`${facet}/${entry.id}`];
+  const altLabels = override === void 0 ? entry.altLabels : [entry.label, ...entry.altLabels];
+  return {
+    ...altLabels.length === 0 ? {} : { altLabels },
+    canonicalAuthority: {
+      authority: "colorscope",
+      authorityUri: COLORSCOPE_AUTHORITY_URI,
+      identifier: entry.id,
+      referenceKind,
+      uri: entry.uri
+    },
+    ...entry.definition === null ? {} : { definition: entry.definition },
+    ...entry.hex === null ? {} : { hex: entry.hex },
+    introducedAt: COLOUR_LAYER_DATE,
+    label: override ?? entry.label,
+    ...override === void 0 ? {} : {
+      note: `ColorScope labels this concept ${entry.label}; Taxonomy reads it as ${override}.`
+    },
+    provenance: {
+      basis: "vendored",
+      snapshot: COLOUR_LAYER_DATE,
+      source: LAYER_SOURCE
+    },
+    reviewedAt: COLOUR_LAYER_DATE,
+    slug: entry.id
+  };
+};
+var layerTerms = (facet) => COLOUR_LAYER[COLOUR_LAYER_KINDS[facet].colorScopeKind].map(
+  (entry) => termFor(facet, entry)
+);
+var PALETTE_FAMILY_TERMS = layerTerms("family");
+var PALETTE_TEMPERATURE_TERMS = layerTerms("temperature");
+var PALETTE_TONE_TERMS = layerTerms("tone");
+var PALETTE_COMPOSITION_TERMS = layerTerms("composition");
+var COLORSCOPE_WASHED_URI = `${COLORSCOPE_AUTHORITY_URI}/id/modifier/washed`;
 var PALETTE_CHARACTER_TERMS = [
-  {
-    canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority("vibrant", PALETTE_MOOD),
-    definition: "High chroma; color is the loudest thing in the scheme.",
-    label: "Vibrant",
-    provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: SNAPSHOT5, source: COLOUR_MOOD },
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Vibrant colour")],
-    slug: "vibrant"
-  },
-  {
-    canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority("muted", PALETTE_MOOD),
-    definition: "Chroma held low by design, with the colors still fully present.",
-    label: "Muted",
-    provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: SNAPSHOT5, source: COLOUR_MOOD },
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Muted colour")],
-    slug: "muted"
-  },
   {
     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 (a rendering pipeline's `faded` keyword and `sun-bleached-mediterranean`) and colorscope's palette moods do not reach it.",
+    note: "Deprecated in 2.7.0. ColorScope owns colour, and its `washed` modifier now carries faded, sun-bleached and washed as alternate labels. Use the ColorScope concept; this URI keeps resolving.",
     provenance: { basis: "authored", source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001" },
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Faded colour")],
-    slug: "faded"
+    reviewedAt: COLOUR_LAYER_DATE,
+    slug: "faded",
+    status: "deprecated",
+    supersededByReference: COLORSCOPE_WASHED_URI
+  }
+];
+var TAXONOMY_FACET_BASE = "https://taxonomy.materialinstruments.com/id/facet";
+var layerGovernance = (introducedAt) => ({
+  introducedAt,
+  provenance: {
+    basis: "vendored",
+    snapshot: COLOUR_LAYER_DATE,
+    source: LAYER_SOURCE
+  },
+  reviewedAt: COLOUR_LAYER_DATE
+});
+var deprecatedFacetGovernance = (successor) => ({
+  introducedAt: V1_BASELINE,
+  provenance: {
+    basis: "authored",
+    source: "@instruments/taxonomy published corpus"
   },
+  reviewedAt: COLOUR_LAYER_DATE,
+  status: "deprecated",
+  supersededByReference: `${TAXONOMY_FACET_BASE}/palette/${successor}`
+});
+var PALETTE_FACET_GOVERNANCE = {
+  character: deprecatedFacetGovernance("composition"),
+  composition: layerGovernance(COLOUR_LAYER_DATE),
+  family: layerGovernance(COLOUR_LAYER_DATE),
+  hue: deprecatedFacetGovernance("family"),
+  temperature: layerGovernance(V1_BASELINE),
+  tone: layerGovernance(COLOUR_LAYER_DATE)
+};
+var PALETTE_AXIS_FACETS = [
   {
-    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. 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,
-      source: "@instruments/colorscope COLOR_LIGHTNESS_LEVELS"
-    },
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Mid colour")],
-    seenAs: ["medium", "Medium", "normal"],
-    slug: "mid"
+    governance: PALETTE_FACET_GOVERNANCE.family,
+    label: "Family",
+    slug: "family",
+    terms: PALETTE_FAMILY_TERMS
   },
   {
-    canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority("dark", PALETTE_MOOD),
-    definition: "Low overall lightness across the scheme.",
-    label: "Dark",
-    provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: SNAPSHOT5, source: COLOUR_MOOD },
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Dark colour")],
-    slug: "dark"
+    governance: PALETTE_FACET_GOVERNANCE.temperature,
+    label: "Temperature",
+    slug: "temperature",
+    terms: PALETTE_TEMPERATURE_TERMS
   },
   {
-    canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority("light", PALETTE_MOOD),
-    definition: "High overall lightness across the scheme.",
-    label: "Light",
-    provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: SNAPSHOT5, source: COLOUR_MOOD },
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Light colour")],
-    slug: "light"
+    governance: PALETTE_FACET_GOVERNANCE.tone,
+    label: "Tone",
+    slug: "tone",
+    terms: PALETTE_TONE_TERMS
   },
   {
-    canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority("monochrome", PALETTE_MOOD),
-    definition: "One hue, or none; the scheme varies by lightness rather than by color.",
-    external: [
-      {
-        identifier: "Q10770146",
-        label: "monochrome",
-        match: "close",
-        scheme: "wikidata"
-      }
-    ],
-    label: "Monochrome",
-    provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: SNAPSHOT5, source: COLOUR_MOOD },
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Monochrome colour")],
-    slug: "monochrome"
+    governance: PALETTE_FACET_GOVERNANCE.composition,
+    label: "Composition",
+    slug: "composition",
+    terms: PALETTE_COMPOSITION_TERMS
   },
   {
-    altLabels: ["polychrome"],
-    canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority("colorful", PALETTE_MOOD),
-    definition: "Many hues held together deliberately.",
-    label: "Polychrome",
-    provenance: { basis: "vendored", snapshot: SNAPSHOT5, source: COLOUR_MOOD },
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Polychrome colour")],
-    seenAs: ["colorful"],
-    slug: "colorful"
+    governance: PALETTE_FACET_GOVERNANCE.hue,
+    label: "Hue",
+    slug: "hue",
+    terms: []
   },
   {
-    altLabels: ["jewel-toned"],
-    canonicalAuthority: colorScopeAuthority("saturated", "chroma-level"),
-    definition: "Deep and fully-loaded color, jewel-toned rather than bright. Vibrant is loud; saturated is rich, and a dark saturated scheme is ordinary while a dark vibrant one is not.",
-    label: "Saturated",
-    note: "NOT authored here, and the second time this file made that claim. It was written as authored because colorscope's PaletteMood was checked and its COLOR_CHROMA_LEVELS was not - and the chroma scale is muted, soft, vivid, SATURATED. The same failure as `mid`, in the same file, found by an adversarial pass rather than by the check that should have caught it.",
-    provenance: {
-      basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT5,
-      source: "@instruments/colorscope COLOR_CHROMA_LEVELS"
-    },
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Saturated colour")],
-    slug: "saturated"
+    governance: PALETTE_FACET_GOVERNANCE.character,
+    label: "Character",
+    slug: "character",
+    terms: PALETTE_CHARACTER_TERMS
   }
 ];
 
@@ -11918,13 +12618,297 @@ var PATTERN_DIRECTIONALITY_TERMS = [
       "Bi-directional",
       "Two axes of equal weight, so the material reads correctly either way up."
     ),
-    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("bidirectional pattern")]
+    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("bidirectional pattern")]
+  }
+];
+
+// src/axes/coverage-review.ts
+var COVERAGE_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-66 coverage review";
+var coverageTerm = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
+  definition,
+  introducedAt: SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_COVERAGE,
+  label,
+  provenance: { basis: "authored", source: COVERAGE_SOURCE },
+  reviewedAt: SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_COVERAGE,
+  slug,
+  ...extra
+});
+var referenceFor = (mapping2) => {
+  if (mapping2.scheme === "aat") {
+    return `Getty AAT ${mapping2.identifier} ${mapping2.label}, http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/${mapping2.identifier}`;
+  }
+  if (mapping2.scheme === "wikidata") {
+    return `Wikidata ${mapping2.identifier} ${mapping2.label}, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/${mapping2.identifier}`;
+  }
+  return void 0;
+};
+var grounded = (entry) => {
+  const sources = (entry.external ?? []).map((mapping2) => referenceFor(mapping2)).filter((source) => source !== void 0);
+  if (sources.length === 0) {
+    return entry;
+  }
+  return {
+    ...entry,
+    provenance: {
+      basis: "referenced",
+      snapshot: SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_COVERAGE,
+      source: sources.join("; ")
+    }
+  };
+};
+var wikidataMapping = (identifier, label, match) => ({ identifier, label, match, scheme: "wikidata" });
+var searchedAat2 = (query) => ({
+  date: SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_COVERAGE,
+  query,
+  scheme: "aat",
+  via: `${GETTY_SPARQL}; luc:term search, AAT preferred labels and English scope notes read`
+});
+var searchedWikidata2 = (query) => ({
+  date: SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_COVERAGE,
+  query,
+  scheme: "wikidata",
+  via: `${WIKIDATA_SEARCH}&language=en&format=json; labels and descriptions read`
+});
+var searchedUniclass11 = (query) => ({
+  date: SEARCHED_ON_TAX66_COVERAGE,
+  query,
+  scheme: "uniclass",
+  via: `${UNICLASS_DOWNLOAD}; every July 2026 table (Ac, Co, EF, En, FI, Ma, PC, PM, Pr, RK, Ro, SL, Ss, TE) searched by title`
+});
+
+// src/axes/pattern-motifs.ts
+var PLAID_CHECK = "plaid-check";
+var CULTURAL_HERITAGE = "cultural-heritage";
+var MOTIF_DRAFTS = [
+  {
+    ...coverageTerm(
+      "gingham",
+      "Gingham",
+      "A check of equal-width bands crossing at right angles in white and one colour, so that the crossings read as a third, deeper tone."
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: PLAID_CHECK,
+    external: [
+      {
+        identifier: "300451340",
+        label: "gingham",
+        match: "close",
+        scheme: "aat"
+      },
+      wikidataMapping("Q2289640", "gingham", "close")
+    ],
+    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass11("gingham")]
+  },
+  {
+    ...coverageTerm(
+      "tartan",
+      "Tartan",
+      "A check of crossing bands in several colours, set out in a fixed sequence called a sett and repeated in both directions, traditionally woven in twill and tied to Scottish clans and districts."
+    ),
+    altLabels: ["tartan plaid"],
+    broaderSlug: PLAID_CHECK,
+    external: [
+      {
+        identifier: "300256600",
+        label: "tartan",
+        match: "close",
+        scheme: "aat"
+      },
+      wikidataMapping("Q216797", "tartan", "close")
+    ],
+    related: [relatedTo4("pattern.type.cultural-heritage")],
+    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass11("tartan; plaid")]
+  },
+  {
+    ...coverageTerm(
+      "houndstooth",
+      "Houndstooth",
+      "A two-colour broken check in which each square is notched into four-pointed, tooth-like shapes, most often in black and white."
+    ),
+    altLabels: ["dogstooth", "dogtooth", "hounds-tooth"],
+    broaderSlug: PLAID_CHECK,
+    external: [
+      {
+        identifier: "300266442",
+        label: "houndstooth",
+        match: "exact",
+        scheme: "aat"
+      },
+      wikidataMapping("Q911389", "houndstooth", "exact")
+    ],
+    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass11("houndstooth; dogtooth")]
+  },
+  {
+    ...coverageTerm(
+      "argyle",
+      "Argyle",
+      "A repeat of diamonds in two or more colours, set on the diagonal and crossed by fine diagonal lines, as in knitwear and socks."
+    ),
+    altLabels: ["argyll"],
+    broaderSlug: "geometric",
+    searchedWithout: [
+      searchedAat2("argyle; argyll; diamond pattern"),
+      searchedWikidata2("argyle; argyle pattern; argyle diamond pattern"),
+      searchedUniclass11("argyle; argyll")
+    ]
+  },
+  {
+    ...coverageTerm(
+      "polka-dot",
+      "Polka dot",
+      "A repeat of evenly spaced, equal-sized filled circles on a contrasting ground."
+    ),
+    altLabels: ["polka dots"],
+    broaderSlug: "geometric",
+    external: [
+      {
+        identifier: "300417972",
+        label: "polka dots",
+        match: "exact",
+        scheme: "aat"
+      },
+      wikidataMapping("Q2429962", "polka dot", "exact")
+    ],
+    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass11("polka dot")]
+  },
+  {
+    ...coverageTerm(
+      "trellis",
+      "Trellis",
+      "A repeat of crossing or interlaced lines forming an open lattice of diamonds or lozenges, in the manner of garden trellis."
+    ),
+    altLabels: ["lattice", "latticework"],
+    broaderSlug: "geometric",
+    searchedWithout: [
+      searchedAat2("trellis; lattice; treillage"),
+      searchedWikidata2("trellis; trellis pattern; lattice pattern"),
+      searchedUniclass11("trellis; lattice")
+    ]
+  },
+  {
+    ...coverageTerm(
+      "fish-scale",
+      "Fish-scale",
+      "A repeat of overlapping rounded arcs set in staggered rows, like the scales of a fish, whether printed, woven or formed by laid units."
+    ),
+    altLabels: ["fish scale", "fishscale", "mermaid scale"],
+    broaderSlug: "geometric",
+    external: [
+      {
+        identifier: "300010142",
+        label: "scale pattern",
+        match: "exact",
+        scheme: "aat"
+      }
+    ],
+    // Scallop on UNIT SHAPE is the outline of one unit; this is the repeat those units, or a print,
+    // can make. A fish-scale tile is a scallop unit, and a printed fish-scale is no unit at all, so
+    // the two are linked and not merged.
+    related: [relatedTo4("unit-shape.scallop")],
+    searchedWithout: [
+      searchedWikidata2("fish scale; fish scale pattern; scale pattern"),
+      searchedUniclass11("fish scale; scallop; imbricated")
+    ]
+  },
+  {
+    ...coverageTerm(
+      "ombre",
+      "Ombre",
+      "A gradient that shades one colour, or two neighbouring colours, from light to deep across the surface."
+    ),
+    altLabels: ["ombr\xE9"],
+    broaderSlug: "gradient",
+    searchedWithout: [
+      searchedAat2("ombre; ombr\xE9; shading; gradation"),
+      searchedWikidata2("ombre; ombr\xE9; ombre dyeing"),
+      searchedUniclass11("ombre; ombr\xE9")
+    ]
+  },
+  {
+    ...coverageTerm(
+      "kilim",
+      "Kilim",
+      "A flat-woven repeat of stepped medallions, diamonds and bands in the manner of the tapestry-woven rugs of Anatolia, Persia and the Balkans."
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: CULTURAL_HERITAGE,
+    external: [
+      {
+        identifier: "300186972",
+        label: "kilims",
+        match: "related",
+        scheme: "aat"
+      },
+      wikidataMapping("Q585358", "kilim", "related")
+    ],
+    related: [relatedTo4("construction.woven")],
+    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass11("kilim")]
+  },
+  {
+    ...coverageTerm(
+      "ikat",
+      "Ikat",
+      "A repeat of soft, feathered-edge motifs left by tie-dyeing warp or weft threads before they are woven, and imitated in prints."
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: CULTURAL_HERITAGE,
+    external: [
+      {
+        identifier: "300249861",
+        label: "ikat",
+        match: "related",
+        scheme: "aat"
+      },
+      wikidataMapping("Q140101", "Ikat", "related")
+    ],
+    note: "Ikat names a dyeing technique as well as the pattern it leaves. A term sits on one axis, so this is the pattern; both external concepts are the technique and are mapped as related. The technique is not yet a Construction term.",
+    related: [relatedTo4("construction.woven")],
+    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass11("ikat")]
+  },
+  {
+    ...coverageTerm(
+      "chinoiserie",
+      "Chinoiserie",
+      "A pictorial repeat of pagodas, figures, birds and flowering branches, in a European imitation of Chinese and East Asian decorative art."
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: CULTURAL_HERITAGE,
+    external: [
+      {
+        identifier: "300021167",
+        label: "Chinoiserie",
+        match: "close",
+        scheme: "aat"
+      },
+      wikidataMapping("Q863679", "chinoiserie", "close")
+    ],
+    related: [relatedTo4("pattern.type.scenic")],
+    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass11("chinoiserie")]
+  },
+  {
+    ...coverageTerm(
+      "craquelure",
+      "Craquelure",
+      "A network of fine, irregular cracks across the surface, as in aged paint and varnish, and made on purpose in crackle glaze, crackle paint and printed imitations."
+    ),
+    altLabels: ["crackle", "crackled", "crackle effect"],
+    external: [
+      {
+        identifier: "300228345",
+        label: "crackle",
+        match: "exact",
+        scheme: "aat"
+      },
+      wikidataMapping("Q1329067", "craquelure", "exact")
+    ],
+    related: [
+      relatedTo4("finish.treatment.antiqued"),
+      relatedTo4("finish.treatment.glazed")
+    ],
+    searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass11("craquelure; crackle")]
   }
 ];
+var PATTERN_MOTIF_TERMS = MOTIF_DRAFTS.map(grounded);
 
 // src/axes/pattern.ts
 var SOURCE4 = "pattern vocabulary in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
-var SNAPSHOT6 = "2026-08-25";
+var SNAPSHOT5 = "2026-08-25";
 var GEOMETRY_REVIEW_DATE = "2026-08-31";
 var GEOMETRY_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract";
 var REVIEW_DATE7 = "2026-09-11";
@@ -11935,7 +12919,7 @@ var TAX58_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-58 visual-vocabulary review; MG-2218 reconciliati
 var term7 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
   label,
-  provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT6, source: SOURCE4 },
+  provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT5, source: SOURCE4 },
   slug,
   ...extra
 });
@@ -12356,7 +13340,8 @@ var PATTERN_TYPE_TERMS = [
       "A surface intended to read as woven threads rather than its construction."
     ),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Woven effect")]
-  }
+  },
+  ...PATTERN_MOTIF_TERMS
 ];
 var PATTERN_TERMS = [
   ...PATTERN_TYPE_TERMS,
@@ -12373,7 +13358,7 @@ var AUTHORED4 = {
   source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001"
 };
 var aat6 = (identifier, label, match) => ({ identifier, label, match, scheme: "aat" });
-var relatedTo9 = (target) => ({
+var relatedTo11 = (target) => ({
   predicate: "related-to",
   target
 });
@@ -12443,7 +13428,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     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: AUTHORED4,
-    related: [relatedTo9("period.renaissance")],
+    related: [relatedTo11("period.renaissance")],
     slug: "baroque",
     span: {
       circa: true,
@@ -12548,7 +13533,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     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: AUTHORED4,
-    related: [relatedTo9("period.victorian")],
+    related: [relatedTo11("period.victorian")],
     slug: "edwardian",
     span: {
       circa: false,
@@ -12636,7 +13621,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     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: AUTHORED4,
-    related: [relatedTo9("period.mid-century")],
+    related: [relatedTo11("period.mid-century")],
     slug: "late-century",
     span: {
       circa: true,
@@ -12662,7 +13647,7 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
     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: AUTHORED4,
-    seenAs: ["Contemporary", "modern", "new build"],
+    seenAs: ["Contemporary", "modern"],
     slug: "contemporary",
     span: {
       circa: true,
@@ -12676,11 +13661,11 @@ var PERIOD_TERMS = [
 ];
 
 // src/axes/place.ts
-var SNAPSHOT7 = "2026-08-21";
+var SNAPSHOT6 = "2026-08-21";
 var ADR2 = "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001";
 var PLATFORM_CONTEXTS = "CONTEXTS in an architecture-projects platform (src-01)";
 var aat7 = (identifier, label, match) => ({ identifier, label, match, scheme: "aat" });
-var relatedTo10 = (target) => ({
+var relatedTo12 = (target) => ({
   predicate: "related-to",
   target
 });
@@ -12691,7 +13676,7 @@ var PLACE_REGION_TERMS = [
     label: "Mediterranean",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       source: "a rendering pipeline (src-08) and an architecture-projects platform (src-01)"
     },
     slug: "mediterranean"
@@ -12743,7 +13728,7 @@ var PLACE_REGION_TERMS = [
     label: "Nordic",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       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"],
@@ -12763,7 +13748,7 @@ var PLACE_REGION_TERMS = [
     label: "Japanese",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       source: "an architecture-projects platform (src-01) and a rendering pipeline (src-08)"
     },
     seenAs: ["Japanese contemporary"],
@@ -12775,7 +13760,7 @@ var PLACE_REGION_TERMS = [
     label: "English Country",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       source: "an editorial image library (src-02) and a furnishings retailer (src-03)"
     },
     seenAs: ["English Country", "Country"],
@@ -12896,7 +13881,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     label: "Coastal",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       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",
@@ -12912,10 +13897,10 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     label: "Waterfront",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
-    related: [relatedTo10("place.landscape.coastal")],
+    related: [relatedTo12("place.landscape.coastal")],
     slug: "waterfront"
   },
   {
@@ -12924,7 +13909,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     label: "Tropical",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       source: "an architecture-projects platform (src-01)"
     },
     seenAs: ["Tropical modernism"],
@@ -12944,7 +13929,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     label: "Desert",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
     slug: "desert"
@@ -12965,7 +13950,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     label: "Mountain",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
     slug: "mountain"
@@ -12984,7 +13969,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     label: "Forest",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
     slug: "forest"
@@ -13004,7 +13989,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     label: "Rural",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
     slug: "rural"
@@ -13023,10 +14008,10 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     label: "Suburban",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
-    related: [relatedTo10("place.landscape.urban")],
+    related: [relatedTo12("place.landscape.urban")],
     slug: "suburban"
   },
   {
@@ -13044,7 +14029,7 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
     label: "Urban",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT7,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT6,
       source: PLATFORM_CONTEXTS
     },
     seenAs: ["Dense urban", "Urban infill", "downtown"],
@@ -13052,31 +14037,367 @@ var PLACE_LANDSCAPE_TERMS = [
   }
 ];
 
-// src/axes/product-category.ts
+// src/axes/product-category-shared.ts
 var uniclass5 = (slug, label, match) => ({
   identifier: slug,
   label,
   match,
   scheme: "uniclass"
 });
+var aat8 = (identifier, label, match) => ({ identifier, label, match, scheme: "aat" });
 var typicallyIn4 = (spaceId) => ({
   predicate: "typically-in",
   target: `space.${spaceId}`
 });
-var relatedTo11 = (...targets) => targets.map((target) => ({ predicate: "related-to", target }));
+var relatedTo13 = (...targets) => targets.map((target) => ({ predicate: "related-to", target }));
+
+// src/axes/product-category-furniture.ts
+var LIVING_ROOM = "living-room";
+var DINING_ROOM = "dining-room";
+var CASE_FURNITURE = "case furniture";
+var AAT_CASE_FURNITURE = aat8("300038860", CASE_FURNITURE, "exact");
+var FURNITURE_DRAFTS = [
+  coverageTerm(
+    "furniture",
+    "Furniture",
+    "A made-up piece for sitting, reclining, working at or storing things, bought as a product rather than as a material, covering or luminaire, whether it ends up loose or built in.",
+    {
+      external: [
+        aat8("300037680", "furniture", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q14745", "furniture", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50", "Furnishings", "related")
+      ],
+      related: relatedTo13("application.furniture")
+    }
+  ),
+  // SEATING
+  coverageTerm(
+    "armchair",
+    "Armchair",
+    "A seat for one person with a back and arms, usually upholstered; not a sofa, which seats two or more, and not a dining chair.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["easy chair"],
+      broaderSlug: "seating",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300037776", "armchairs", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q11285759", "armchair", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_12_26", "Easy chairs", "close"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_12_48", "Lounge chairs", "close")
+      ],
+      related: [typicallyIn4(LIVING_ROOM), typicallyIn4("lounge")]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "dining-chair",
+    "Dining chair",
+    "A chair made to be sat in at a dining table, with or without arms, independent of its material and upholstery.",
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "seating",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300038379", "dining chairs", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q124964396", "dining chair", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_12_22", "Dining chairs", "exact")
+      ],
+      related: [typicallyIn4(DINING_ROOM), typicallyIn4("restaurant")]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "bar-stool",
+    "Bar stool",
+    "A tall stool for sitting at a bar, counter or breakfast island, with or without a low back or footrest.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["barstool", "counter stool"],
+      broaderSlug: "seating",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300038422", "barstools", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q376339", "bar stool", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_12_85", "Stools", "broad")
+      ],
+      related: [typicallyIn4("bar"), typicallyIn4("kitchen")]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "ottoman",
+    "Ottoman",
+    "A low upholstered seat or footrest without back or arms, sometimes hollow for storage; not a long ottoman sofa and not an ottoman bed.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["pouf", "pouffe"],
+      broaderSlug: "seating",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300038442", "ottoman footstools", "close"),
+        aat8("300038607", "pouffes", "close"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q3545350", "ottoman", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_12_59", "Ottomans", "exact")
+      ],
+      related: [typicallyIn4(LIVING_ROOM), typicallyIn4("bedroom")],
+      // Footstool is the narrower thing: AAT and Uniclass file the ottoman footstool beneath
+      // footstools, and a footstool need not be an ottoman, so it is a wild form and not a name.
+      seenAs: ["footstool"]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "bench",
+    "Bench",
+    "A long seat for two or more people, with or without a back, independent of its material and of whether it is upholstered.",
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "seating",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300038494", "benches (furniture)", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q204776", "bench", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_12_07", "Benches", "exact")
+      ],
+      related: [typicallyIn4("entry"), typicallyIn4("boot-room")]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "chaise-longue",
+    "Chaise longue",
+    "An upholstered seat long enough to support the legs, with a back or headrest at one end, for reclining indoors.",
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "seating",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300038151", "chaises longues", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q1059232", "chaise longue", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_12_14", "Chaises longues", "exact")
+      ],
+      related: [typicallyIn4(LIVING_ROOM), typicallyIn4("bedroom")],
+      seenAs: ["chaise lounge"]
+    }
+  ),
+  // BED
+  coverageTerm(
+    "daybed",
+    "Daybed",
+    "An extended seat, generally armless and with one backed end, used for lounging by day and lying on at need; a bed as well as a seat, and not a sofa bed.",
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "bed",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300038586", "daybeds", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q5243076", "daybed", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_06_21", "Daybeds", "exact")
+      ],
+      related: [
+        ...relatedTo13("product-category.seating"),
+        typicallyIn4(LIVING_ROOM),
+        typicallyIn4("guest-bedroom")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "headboard",
+    "Headboard",
+    "A board or panel fixed or standing at the head of a bed, upholstered or bare; the bed it belongs to is a separate product.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["bedhead", "bed head"],
+      broaderSlug: "bed",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300040447", "headboards", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q5689512", "headboard", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_06_37", "Headboards", "exact")
+      ],
+      related: [
+        typicallyIn4("bedroom"),
+        ...relatedTo13("application.furniture-headboard")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  // TABLE
+  coverageTerm(
+    "dining-table",
+    "Dining table",
+    "A table made to eat meals at, whatever its top, base or size, and including extending tables.",
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "table",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300039648", "dining tables", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q4396855", "dining table", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_21_22", "Dining tables", "exact")
+      ],
+      related: [typicallyIn4(DINING_ROOM), typicallyIn4("restaurant")]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "coffee-table",
+    "Coffee table",
+    "A low table set in front of a sofa or among armchairs, at a height to reach from a seat.",
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "table",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300039640", "coffee tables", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q2407432", "coffee table", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_21_14", "Coffee tables", "exact")
+      ],
+      related: [typicallyIn4(LIVING_ROOM), typicallyIn4("lounge")]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "side-table",
+    "Side table",
+    "A small table standing beside a sofa, armchair or bed to hold a lamp, a drink or a book; not a console table, which stands against a wall, and not a bedside cabinet.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["end table", "lamp table"],
+      broaderSlug: "table",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300039998", "end tables", "close"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q65791322", "end table", "close"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_21_58", "Occasional tables", "broad")
+      ],
+      related: [typicallyIn4(LIVING_ROOM), typicallyIn4("lounge")]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "console-table",
+    "Console table",
+    "A narrow table made to stand against a wall, in a hall or behind a sofa, with its back left plain or unfinished.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["hall table", "sofa table"],
+      broaderSlug: "table",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300039580", "console tables", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q7887380", "console", "close"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_21_16", "Console tables", "exact")
+      ],
+      related: [typicallyIn4("entry"), typicallyIn4("hallway")]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "desk",
+    "Desk",
+    "A table made for reading, writing or working at, with or without drawers, a hutch or a return; not a fitted counter.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["writing desk"],
+      broaderSlug: "table",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300039338", "desks", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q1064858", "desk", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_50_21_21", "Desks", "exact")
+      ],
+      related: [
+        typicallyIn4("study"),
+        typicallyIn4("private-office"),
+        typicallyIn4("open-office")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  // STORAGE
+  coverageTerm(
+    "casegoods",
+    "Casegoods",
+    "Freestanding, non-upholstered storage furniture built as a boxlike carcass with doors, drawers or shelves, such as a sideboard, chest of drawers, wardrobe or bookcase; not fitted joinery.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["case goods", CASE_FURNITURE],
+      broaderSlug: "storage",
+      external: [
+        AAT_CASE_FURNITURE,
+        wikidataMapping("Q95966197", "case furniture", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_30_87", "Storage units and cupboards", "broad")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "sideboard",
+    "Sideboard",
+    "A long, low carcass of cupboards and drawers topped by a surface, standing against a wall to hold tableware and serve from; not a kitchen base unit.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["buffet", "credenza"],
+      broaderSlug: "casegoods",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300039306", "sideboards (furniture)", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q1762308", "sideboard", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_30_87_81", "Sideboards", "exact")
+      ],
+      related: [typicallyIn4(DINING_ROOM)]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "chest-of-drawers",
+    "Chest of drawers",
+    "A freestanding carcass fitted with stacked drawers for clothes and linen; not a storage chest with a lid, and not fitted drawer joinery.",
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "casegoods",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300039009", "chests of drawers", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q14169227", "chest of drawers", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_30_87_25", "Drawer units", "close")
+      ],
+      related: [typicallyIn4("bedroom")],
+      seenAs: ["Dresser", "Drawers"]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "wardrobe",
+    "Wardrobe",
+    "A freestanding upright cabinet for hanging and storing clothes, with doors and often drawers; not the fitted wardrobe built into a room, which is joinery.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["armoire", "freestanding wardrobe"],
+      broaderSlug: "casegoods",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300039237", "wardrobes (case furniture)", "exact"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q106106", "wardrobe", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_30_87_96", "Wardrobes", "exact")
+      ],
+      related: [
+        typicallyIn4("bedroom"),
+        typicallyIn4("dressing-room"),
+        ...relatedTo13("element.wardrobe")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "bookcase",
+    "Bookcase",
+    "A freestanding case of shelves for books and display, open or fronted with doors or glass; not fitted shelving built into a wall.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["bookshelf"],
+      broaderSlug: "casegoods",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300143716", "bookcases", "close"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q215857", "bookcase", "exact"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_30_78_58", "Open bookcases", "narrow"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_30_87_33", "Glazed bookcases", "narrow")
+      ],
+      related: [
+        typicallyIn4("study"),
+        typicallyIn4("library"),
+        typicallyIn4(LIVING_ROOM)
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  coverageTerm(
+    "shelving",
+    "Shelving",
+    "A freestanding unit or system of open shelves for storing and displaying things, on a frame, a ladder or uprights; not a bookcase with a carcass and not fitted shelving.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["shelving unit", "shelf unit"],
+      broaderSlug: "storage",
+      external: [
+        aat8("300375206", "shelving units", "close"),
+        wikidataMapping("Q2637814", "rack with shelves", "close"),
+        uniclass5("Pr_40_30_78_78", "Shelves", "close")
+      ],
+      related: [
+        typicallyIn4("library"),
+        typicallyIn4("storage"),
+        ...relatedTo13("element.shelving")
+      ]
+    }
+  )
+];
+var FURNITURE_TERMS = FURNITURE_DRAFTS.map(grounded);
+
+// src/axes/product-category.ts
 var LUMINAIRES = uniclass5(
   "Pr_70_70_48",
   "Luminaires, lighting track and lighting accessories",
   "broad"
 );
-var aat8 = (identifier, label, match) => ({ identifier, label, match, scheme: "aat" });
-var searchedAat2 = (query) => ({
+var searchedAat3 = (query) => ({
   date: SEARCHED_ON,
   query,
   scheme: "aat",
   via: "https://vocab.getty.edu:443/sparql; luc:term searches (separated by semicolons), AAT preferred labels and English scope notes, LIMIT 150"
 });
-var searchedUniclass11 = (query) => ({
+var searchedUniclass12 = (query) => ({
   date: SEARCHED_ON,
   query,
   scheme: "uniclass",
@@ -13143,7 +14464,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
         )
       ],
       introducedAt: "2026-08-30",
-      related: relatedTo11("application.flooring"),
+      related: relatedTo13("application.flooring"),
       reviewedAt: "2026-08-31"
     }
   ),
@@ -13158,7 +14479,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
       ],
       related: [
         typicallyIn4("kitchen"),
-        ...relatedTo11("element.worktop", "application.countertop")
+        ...relatedTo13("element.worktop", "application.countertop")
       ]
     }
   ),
@@ -13171,7 +14492,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
         aat8("300014866", "flooring", "broad"),
         uniclass5("Pr_35_57_71", "Resilient floor coverings", "narrow")
       ],
-      related: relatedTo11("application.flooring", "element.floor-finish")
+      related: relatedTo13("application.flooring", "element.floor-finish")
     }
   ),
   term8(
@@ -13217,7 +14538,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
     "A light fitting supplied as a unit - housing, light engine and gear - rather than the light it casts.",
     {
       external: [aat8("300180081", "lighting fixtures", "narrow"), LUMINAIRES],
-      related: relatedTo11("element.luminaire", "application.lighting")
+      related: relatedTo13("element.luminaire", "application.lighting")
     }
   ),
   fromCorpus(
@@ -13250,6 +14571,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
     "Seating",
     "A loose furniture product whose purpose is to be sat on.",
     {
+      broaderSlug: "furniture",
       external: [
         aat8("300037769", "seating furniture", "broad"),
         uniclass5("Pr_40_50_12", "Chairs, seats and benches", "broad")
@@ -13261,6 +14583,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
     "Table",
     "A loose furniture product supplying a raised horizontal surface on its own support.",
     {
+      broaderSlug: "furniture",
       external: [
         aat8("300039548", "tables (support furniture)", "exact"),
         uniclass5("Pr_40_50_21", "Desks and tables", "broad")
@@ -13280,7 +14603,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
         typicallyIn4("bathroom"),
         typicallyIn4("wc"),
         typicallyIn4("restroom"),
-        ...relatedTo11("element.sanitaryware")
+        ...relatedTo13("element.sanitaryware")
       ]
     }
   ),
@@ -13303,7 +14626,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
         typicallyIn4("kitchen"),
         typicallyIn4("wc"),
         typicallyIn4("restroom"),
-        ...relatedTo11("element.tapware")
+        ...relatedTo13("element.tapware")
       ],
       seenAs: ["Faucet", "Fittings"]
     }
@@ -13317,7 +14640,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
         aat8("300033260", "hardware (components)", "broad"),
         uniclass5("Pr_30_36", "Hardware products", "close")
       ],
-      related: relatedTo11("element.ironmongery")
+      related: relatedTo13("element.ironmongery")
     }
   ),
   fromCorpus(
@@ -13327,8 +14650,8 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
     {
       altLabels: ["wiring devices"],
       external: [uniclass5("Pr_65_72_97", "Wiring accessories", "broad")],
-      related: relatedTo11("element.socket-outlet"),
-      searchedWithout: [searchedAat2('wiring; "electrical accessories"')],
+      related: relatedTo13("element.socket-outlet"),
+      searchedWithout: [searchedAat3('wiring; "electrical accessories"')],
       seenAs: ["Electrical"]
     }
   ),
@@ -13337,12 +14660,13 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
     "Storage",
     "A furniture product whose purpose is to contain or support stored things, fitted or freestanding.",
     {
-      altLabels: ["casegoods", "cabinetry"],
+      altLabels: ["cabinetry"],
+      broaderSlug: "furniture",
       external: [
         aat8("300038860", "case furniture", "narrow"),
         uniclass5("Pr_40_30_87", "Storage units and cupboards", "close")
       ],
-      related: relatedTo11(
+      related: relatedTo13(
         "element.cabinetry",
         "element.shelving",
         "application.cabinetry"
@@ -13359,7 +14683,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
         aat8("300002803", "doors", "close"),
         uniclass5("Pr_30_59_24", "Doorsets", "exact")
       ],
-      related: relatedTo11("element.door", "application.door"),
+      related: relatedTo13("element.door", "application.door"),
       seenAs: ["Doors"]
     }
   ),
@@ -13377,9 +14701,9 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
       external: [
         uniclass5("Pr_35_93_13_65", "Profiled metal acoustic panels", "narrow")
       ],
-      related: relatedTo11("requirement.acoustic-performance"),
+      related: relatedTo13("requirement.acoustic-performance"),
       searchedWithout: [
-        searchedAat2('acoustic panel; "sound absorbing panels"')
+        searchedAat3('acoustic panel; "sound absorbing panels"')
       ]
     }
   ),
@@ -13440,7 +14764,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
       altLabels: ["track lighting", "track light"],
       broaderSlug: "luminaire",
       external: [LUMINAIRES],
-      searchedWithout: [searchedAat2("track lighting; track AND lighting")]
+      searchedWithout: [searchedAat3("track lighting; track AND lighting")]
     }
   ),
   fromSearchCorpus(
@@ -13465,7 +14789,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
       altLabels: ["mosaic"],
       broaderSlug: "tile",
       external: [uniclass5("Pr_35_93_96_53", "Mosaic tiles", "exact")],
-      searchedWithout: [searchedAat2("mosaic tile; tesserae")]
+      searchedWithout: [searchedAat3("mosaic tile; tesserae")]
     }
   ),
   fromSearchCorpus(
@@ -13489,8 +14813,8 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
       altLabels: ["acoustic ceiling"],
       broaderSlug: "ceiling-system",
       external: [aat8("300073775", "acoustical ceilings", "related")],
-      related: relatedTo11("requirement.acoustic-performance"),
-      searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass11("acoustic ceiling system")]
+      related: relatedTo13("requirement.acoustic-performance"),
+      searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass12("acoustic ceiling system")]
     }
   ),
   fromSearchCorpus(
@@ -13521,7 +14845,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
         snapshot: REVIEW_DATE8,
         source: "Wikidata Q321046 window blind, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q321046"
       },
-      related: relatedTo11("application.vh-window-shade", "element.window"),
+      related: relatedTo13("application.vh-window-shade", "element.window"),
       reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE8
     }
   ),
@@ -13566,7 +14890,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
       ],
       introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE8,
       provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE7 },
-      related: relatedTo11("element.cladding", "application.facade"),
+      related: relatedTo13("element.cladding", "application.facade"),
       reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE8,
       seenAs: ["Facade", "Rainscreens", "Exterior Panel Systems"]
     }
@@ -13579,6 +14903,7 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
     "A furniture product supplied to sleep or lie on, or the frame or headboard made for one, independent of its material and size; not a mattress, bedding or a sofa bed.",
     {
       altLabels: ["bed frame"],
+      broaderSlug: "furniture",
       external: [
         aat8("300038697", "beds (furniture)", "close"),
         uniclass5("Pr_40_50_06", "Beds", "broad")
@@ -13618,28 +14943,29 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
       related: [typicallyIn4("living-room"), typicallyIn4("bedroom")],
       reviewedAt: SEARCHED_ON_TAX66
     }
-  )
+  ),
+  ...FURNITURE_TERMS
 ];
 
 // src/axes/requirement.ts
 var SOURCE5 = "in-house residential and commercial project requirements";
-var SNAPSHOT8 = "2026-08-25";
+var SNAPSHOT7 = "2026-08-25";
 var term9 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
   label,
-  provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT8, source: SOURCE5 },
+  provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT7, source: SOURCE5 },
   slug,
   ...extra
 });
 var uniclass6 = (identifier, label, match) => ({ identifier, label, match, scheme: "uniclass" });
 var aat9 = (identifier, label, match) => ({ identifier, label, match, scheme: "aat" });
-var searchedAat3 = (query) => ({
+var searchedAat4 = (query) => ({
   date: SEARCHED_ON,
   query,
   scheme: "aat",
   via: "https://vocab.getty.edu:443/sparql; luc:term search, AAT preferred labels and English scope notes, LIMIT 150"
 });
-var searchedUniclass12 = (query) => ({
+var searchedUniclass13 = (query) => ({
   date: SEARCHED_ON,
   query,
   scheme: "uniclass",
@@ -13652,7 +14978,7 @@ var REQUIREMENT_TERMS = [
     "The allowed monetary cost or cost band for the applicable scope.",
     {
       external: [uniclass6("PM_60_50_10", "Budget", "close")],
-      searchedWithout: [searchedAat3("budget")]
+      searchedWithout: [searchedAat4("budget")]
     }
   ),
   term9(
@@ -13661,7 +14987,7 @@ var REQUIREMENT_TERMS = [
     "Whether the thing can be supplied in the required market and time window.",
     {
       external: [uniclass6("PC_20_67_05", "Availability", "close")],
-      searchedWithout: [searchedAat3("availability")]
+      searchedWithout: [searchedAat4("availability")]
     }
   ),
   term9(
@@ -13670,7 +14996,7 @@ var REQUIREMENT_TERMS = [
     "The maximum elapsed time acceptable between commitment and supply.",
     {
       external: [uniclass6("PC_20_77_52", "Manufacturing lead time", "narrow")],
-      searchedWithout: [searchedAat3("lead time")]
+      searchedWithout: [searchedAat4("lead time")]
     }
   ),
   term9(
@@ -13679,8 +15005,8 @@ var REQUIREMENT_TERMS = [
     "The required measured resistance to pedestrian slipping for the application.",
     {
       searchedWithout: [
-        searchedAat3("slip resistance"),
-        searchedUniclass12("slip resistance")
+        searchedAat4("slip resistance"),
+        searchedUniclass13("slip resistance")
       ]
     }
   ),
@@ -13690,7 +15016,7 @@ var REQUIREMENT_TERMS = [
     "Whether the product is evidenced as suitable for the stated wet exposure.",
     {
       external: [uniclass6("PC_50_34_82", "Suitability", "broad")],
-      searchedWithout: [searchedAat3("wet area")]
+      searchedWithout: [searchedAat4("wet area")]
     }
   ),
   term9(
@@ -13701,7 +15027,7 @@ var REQUIREMENT_TERMS = [
       external: [
         uniclass6("PM_35_30", "Fire performance requirements", "broad")
       ],
-      searchedWithout: [searchedAat3("fire resistance")]
+      searchedWithout: [searchedAat4("fire resistance")]
     }
   ),
   term9(
@@ -13721,7 +15047,7 @@ var REQUIREMENT_TERMS = [
     "The allowed cleaning, renewal or routine care burden.",
     {
       external: [uniclass6("PM_80_10_50", "Maintenance requirements", "close")],
-      searchedWithout: [searchedAat3("maintenance")]
+      searchedWithout: [searchedAat4("maintenance")]
     }
   ),
   term9(
@@ -13730,7 +15056,7 @@ var REQUIREMENT_TERMS = [
     "A required or prohibited method of fixing, laying or applying the product.",
     {
       external: [uniclass6("PC_50_34_41", "Installation method", "exact")],
-      searchedWithout: [searchedAat3("installation")]
+      searchedWithout: [searchedAat4("installation")]
     }
   ),
   term9(
@@ -13769,6 +15095,70 @@ var REQUIREMENT_TERMS = [
       },
       reviewedAt: SEARCHED_ON_TAX66
     }
+  ),
+  // Authored with the TAX-66 vocabulary gaps. These are needs a project states; the schemes that
+  // evidence them (FSC, GREENGUARD, EPD and the rest) are on the certification axis and point back
+  // here with `related-to`, so nothing on this axis names a scheme.
+  term9(
+    "responsible-sourcing",
+    "Responsible sourcing",
+    "The required evidence that a product's raw materials, such as timber, come from lawful and responsibly managed sources, traced through the supply chain.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["sustainable sourcing"],
+      ...GAPS_LIFECYCLE,
+      searchedWithout: [
+        gapsSearchedAat("responsible sourcing | sustainable sourcing"),
+        gapsSearchedUniclass(
+          "Responsible sourcing | sustainable sourcing | chain of custody"
+        ),
+        gapsSearchedWikidata("responsible sourcing")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  term9(
+    "antimicrobial",
+    "Antimicrobial",
+    "The required resistance of a surface to the growth of bacteria, fungi or mould, stated against a test method and not by the presence of an additive alone.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["anti-microbial"],
+      external: [
+        uniclass6("PC_35_28_48_06", "Bacterial resistance", "close"),
+        uniclass6("PC_20_67_04_04", "Anti-microbial treatment", "related"),
+        {
+          identifier: "Q4774939",
+          label: "antimicrobial surface",
+          match: "related",
+          scheme: "wikidata"
+        }
+      ],
+      ...GAPS_LIFECYCLE,
+      searchedWithout: [gapsSearchedAat("antimicrobial | antibacterial")],
+      seenAs: ["antibacterial"]
+    }
+  ),
+  term9(
+    "net-zero",
+    "Net zero",
+    "The net greenhouse-gas balance a project is held to over a stated scope and period, once emissions are reduced and any remainder offset or removed; the assertion states the scope.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["net zero carbon", "net-zero"],
+      external: [
+        uniclass6("PC_35_85_99", "Zero-carbon", "close"),
+        uniclass6("PC_35_85_12", "Carbon-neutral", "related"),
+        {
+          identifier: "Q121734997",
+          label: "Net-zero emissions",
+          match: "close",
+          scheme: "wikidata"
+        }
+      ],
+      ...GAPS_LIFECYCLE,
+      note: "Carbon-neutral, which can be reached by offsets alone, is a different claim; Uniclass keeps it apart from Zero-carbon, and the mapping to it is only related.",
+      related: [
+        { predicate: "related-to", target: "requirement.embodied-carbon" }
+      ],
+      searchedWithout: [gapsSearchedAat("net zero | zero energy")]
+    }
   )
 ];
 
@@ -13881,7 +15271,7 @@ var PROGRAM_SPACES = {
   snapshot: VENDORED_SNAPSHOT,
   source: "PROGRAM_SPACE_TYPES in a project-materials database (src-07)"
 };
-var relatedTo12 = (target) => ({
+var relatedTo14 = (target) => ({
   predicate: "related-to",
   target
 });
@@ -14182,7 +15572,7 @@ var CIRCULATION_SPACES = [
     // 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: PROGRAM_SPACES,
-    related: [relatedTo12("space.stairwell")],
+    related: [relatedTo14("space.stairwell")],
     slug: "landing"
   },
   {
@@ -14351,7 +15741,7 @@ var CULTURE_SPACES = [
     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: PROGRAM_SPACES,
-    related: [typicallyIn5("theatre"), relatedTo12("space.auditorium")],
+    related: [typicallyIn5("theatre"), relatedTo14("space.auditorium")],
     slug: "theater"
   },
   {
@@ -14631,7 +16021,7 @@ var DINING_SPACES = [
     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_PROGRAM,
-    related: [relatedTo12("application.kitchen")],
+    related: [relatedTo14("application.kitchen")],
     seenAs: ["Kitchen"],
     slug: "kitchen",
     usage: schemeUsage("dominant")
@@ -14695,7 +16085,7 @@ var DINING_SPACES = [
     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: AUTHORED6,
-    related: [relatedTo12("space.kitchen")],
+    related: [relatedTo14("space.kitchen")],
     slug: "scullery"
   },
   {
@@ -14961,7 +16351,7 @@ var FITNESS_SPACES = [
 // src/axes/space/gathering.ts
 var LIVING_ROOMS = "Living rooms";
 var LOUNGES = "lounges (sitting rooms)";
-var LIVING_ROOM = "living-room";
+var LIVING_ROOM2 = "living-room";
 var GATHERING_SPACES = [
   // ─── Sitting and gathering ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   // The spine's largest single block, and the one where the near-synonym rule earns its keep. Nine
@@ -14983,12 +16373,12 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     provenance: MS_ROOM_PROGRAM,
     related: [serves("residential")],
     seenAs: ["Living Room", "living_area"],
-    slug: LIVING_ROOM,
+    slug: LIVING_ROOM2,
     usage: schemeUsage("common")
   },
   {
     altLabels: ["den"],
-    broaderSlug: LIVING_ROOM,
+    broaderSlug: LIVING_ROOM2,
     definition: "A small, enclosed and deliberately low-lit sitting volume held as a retreat from the main `living_room`, rather than as a substitute for it.",
     external: [
       aat11("300004416", "dens (rooms)", "close"),
@@ -15000,7 +16390,7 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     slug: "snug"
   },
   {
-    broaderSlug: LIVING_ROOM,
+    broaderSlug: LIVING_ROOM2,
     definition: "A formal sitting volume kept for receiving guests, held apart from the household's everyday `living_room` and finished to be seen rather than lived in. British usage, and the reason it is a term rather than another name for `living_room`: a house with both uses them differently.",
     external: [
       aat11("300004417", "drawing rooms", "exact"),
@@ -15145,7 +16535,7 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     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: PROGRAM_SPACES,
-    related: [relatedTo12("space.roof-deck")],
+    related: [relatedTo14("space.roof-deck")],
     searchedWithout: [
       {
         date: SEARCHED_ON,
@@ -15165,7 +16555,7 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     ],
     label: "Outdoor Lounge",
     provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
-    related: [relatedTo12("space.outdoor")],
+    related: [relatedTo14("space.outdoor")],
     slug: "outdoor-lounge"
   },
   {
@@ -15177,7 +16567,7 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     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: PROGRAM_SPACES,
-    related: [relatedTo12("space.game-room")],
+    related: [relatedTo14("space.game-room")],
     slug: "clubroom"
   },
   {
@@ -15185,7 +16575,7 @@ var GATHERING_SPACES = [
     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: PROGRAM_SPACES,
-    related: [relatedTo12("element.fireplace")],
+    related: [relatedTo14("element.fireplace")],
     searchedWithout: [
       {
         date: SEARCHED_ON,
@@ -15783,7 +17173,7 @@ var OUTDOOR_SPACES = [
     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: PROGRAM_SPACES,
-    related: [relatedTo12("element.cladding")],
+    related: [relatedTo14("element.cladding")],
     searchedWithout: [
       {
         date: SEARCHED_ON,
@@ -15948,7 +17338,7 @@ var RETAIL_SPACES = [
     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: PROGRAM_SPACES,
-    related: [relatedTo12("space.consult-room"), serves("retail")],
+    related: [relatedTo14("space.consult-room"), serves("retail")],
     searchedWithout: [
       {
         date: SEARCHED_ON,
@@ -16067,7 +17457,7 @@ var SANITARY_SPACES = [
     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_PROGRAM,
-    related: [relatedTo12("application.bath")],
+    related: [relatedTo14("application.bath")],
     seenAs: ["Bathroom"],
     slug: "bathroom",
     usage: schemeUsage("dominant")
@@ -16150,7 +17540,7 @@ var SANITARY_SPACES = [
     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: PROGRAM_SPACES,
-    related: [relatedTo12("space.changing-room")],
+    related: [relatedTo14("space.changing-room")],
     slug: "locker-area"
   },
   {
@@ -16339,7 +17729,7 @@ var SERVICE_SPACES = [
     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: PROGRAM_SPACES,
-    related: [relatedTo12("space.mechanical-room")],
+    related: [relatedTo14("space.mechanical-room")],
     searchedWithout: [
       {
         date: SEARCHED_ON,
@@ -16453,7 +17843,7 @@ 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: AUTHORED6,
-    related: [typicallyIn5("house"), relatedTo12("space.playroom")],
+    related: [typicallyIn5("house"), relatedTo14("space.playroom")],
     slug: "nursery"
   },
   {
@@ -16521,8 +17911,8 @@ var SLEEPING_SPACES = [
     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: AUTHORED6,
     related: [
-      relatedTo12("space.principal-bedroom"),
-      relatedTo12("space.closet-storage")
+      relatedTo14("space.principal-bedroom"),
+      relatedTo14("space.closet-storage")
     ],
     slug: "dressing-room"
   }
@@ -16743,7 +18133,7 @@ var WORKING_SPACES = [
     ],
     label: "IT Room",
     provenance: PROGRAM_SPACES,
-    related: [typicallyIn5("office"), relatedTo12("space.electrical-room")],
+    related: [typicallyIn5("office"), relatedTo14("space.electrical-room")],
     slug: "it-room"
   },
   {
@@ -16828,7 +18218,7 @@ var SECTOR_IDS = new Set(
 
 // src/axes/style-shared.ts
 var PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE = "STYLES in an architecture-projects platform (src-01)";
-var SNAPSHOT9 = "2026-08-21";
+var SNAPSHOT8 = "2026-08-21";
 var MOVEMENT = "movement";
 var aat12 = (slug, label, match) => ({
   identifier: slug,
@@ -16844,7 +18234,7 @@ var influencedBy = (target) => ({
   predicate: "influenced-by",
   target
 });
-var relatedTo13 = (target) => ({
+var relatedTo15 = (target) => ({
   predicate: "related-to",
   target
 });
@@ -16866,7 +18256,7 @@ var STYLE_ARCHITECTURAL_TERMS = [
     label: "Postmodernism",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     related: [influencedBy("style.modernism"), evokes(LATE_CENTURY)],
@@ -16887,7 +18277,7 @@ var STYLE_ARCHITECTURAL_TERMS = [
     label: "Deconstructivism",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     related: [influencedBy("style.constructivism"), evokes(LATE_CENTURY)],
@@ -16900,7 +18290,7 @@ var STYLE_ARCHITECTURAL_TERMS = [
     label: "Parametricism",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     related: [evokes("period.contemporary")],
@@ -16929,7 +18319,7 @@ var STYLE_ARCHITECTURAL_TERMS = [
     label: "High-Tech",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     related: [evokes(LATE_CENTURY)],
@@ -16950,7 +18340,7 @@ var STYLE_ARCHITECTURAL_TERMS = [
     label: "Rationalism",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     related: [evokes("period.interwar")],
@@ -16971,7 +18361,7 @@ var STYLE_ARCHITECTURAL_TERMS = [
     label: "Constructivism",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     related: [evokes("period.interwar")],
@@ -16993,7 +18383,7 @@ var STYLE_ARCHITECTURAL_TERMS = [
     label: "Organic Modernism",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     seenAs: ["Organic", "quiet_organic"],
@@ -17023,7 +18413,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
       }
     ],
     label: "Minimalism",
-    provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT9, source: ESTATE3 },
+    provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT8, source: ESTATE3 },
     seenAs: [
       "serene-minimal",
       "minimal_warm",
@@ -17065,7 +18455,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     note: 'NOT the consumer sense of "modern". A consumer calling a room modern usually means it is current and clean-lined, which is `contemporary` here. The two are separate terms and the crosswalk from an ambiguous source label declines rather than guessing. See ADR 0001.',
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: "an architecture-projects platform (src-01) and a rendering pipeline (src-08)"
     },
     slug: "modernism",
@@ -17092,7 +18482,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     note: "Style, not period. A reproduction built in 2024 is `style.mid-century-modern` in the `period.contemporary` period, which is why the two axes cannot be one.",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       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" }],
@@ -17106,10 +18496,10 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     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,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: "a furnishings retailer (src-03), a rendering pipeline (src-08) and a materials-retrieval system (src-05)"
     },
-    related: [relatedTo13("period.contemporary")],
+    related: [relatedTo15("period.contemporary")],
     searchedWithout: [
       {
         date: SEARCHED_ON,
@@ -17130,7 +18520,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     definition: "Pre-modern decorative conventions carried forward without irony: mouldings, pattern, symmetry, furniture with a period lineage.",
     external: [aat12("300310540", "traditional (style)", "exact")],
     label: "Traditional",
-    provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT9, source: ESTATE3 },
+    provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT8, source: ESTATE3 },
     searchedWithout: [
       {
         date: SEARCHED_ON,
@@ -17168,7 +18558,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     label: "Neoclassical",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     seenAs: ["Classical & Grand"],
@@ -17189,7 +18579,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     label: "Gothic",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     related: [evokes("period.medieval"), evokes("typology.church")],
@@ -17210,7 +18600,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     label: "Art Deco",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       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" }],
@@ -17232,7 +18622,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     label: "Industrial",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       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" }],
@@ -17254,7 +18644,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     label: "Brutalism",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     related: [influencedBy("style.modernism"), evokes("period.mid-century")],
@@ -17274,7 +18664,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     label: "Maximalism",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: "an editorial image library (src-02)"
     },
     searchedWithout: [
@@ -17303,10 +18693,10 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     label: "Eclectic",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: SCHEME_CORPUS2
     },
-    related: [relatedTo13("style.maximalism")],
+    related: [relatedTo15("style.maximalism")],
     slug: "eclectic",
     styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM,
     usage: {
@@ -17323,7 +18713,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     note: 'Defined only relative to two other terms, which is unusual and was nearly grounds to refuse it. It stays because it is heavily used in the US consumer market and because the relative definition is the honest one - the term genuinely means "between those two" and pretending otherwise would invent content nobody intends.',
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: SCHEME_CORPUS2
     },
     related: [
@@ -17360,7 +18750,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     label: "Rustic",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       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"],
@@ -17382,7 +18772,7 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     label: "Vernacular",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
     slug: "vernacular",
@@ -17404,10 +18794,10 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     label: "Critical Regionalism",
     provenance: {
       basis: "vendored",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: PLATFORM_STYLES_SOURCE
     },
-    related: [relatedTo13("style.vernacular")],
+    related: [relatedTo15("style.vernacular")],
     slug: "critical-regionalism",
     styleKind: MOVEMENT
   },
@@ -17426,12 +18816,12 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     label: "Wabi-Sabi",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT8,
       source: "an editorial image library (src-02)"
     },
     related: [
       { predicate: "evokes", target: "place.region.japanese" },
-      relatedTo13("style.rustic")
+      relatedTo15("style.rustic")
     ],
     searchedWithout: [
       {
@@ -17508,7 +18898,7 @@ var searchedWithout = (query) => [
   }
 ];
 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 SNAPSHOT9 = "2026-08-22";
 var ADR3 = "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001, amended 22 August 2026";
 var TIER_MARKET_TERMS = [
   {
@@ -17517,7 +18907,7 @@ var TIER_MARKET_TERMS = [
     label: "Value",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT10,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
       source: ESTATE_POSITIONING
     },
     rank: 1,
@@ -17531,7 +18921,7 @@ var TIER_MARKET_TERMS = [
     label: "Mid-market",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT10,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
       source: ESTATE_POSITIONING
     },
     rank: 2,
@@ -17546,7 +18936,7 @@ var TIER_MARKET_TERMS = [
     note: "`upscale` is NOT recorded here as another name for this term, though the trade uses it that way, because `tier.chain-scale.upscale` is a different rung on a longer ladder. Letting the word resolve to both is how the two scales would quietly become one.",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT10,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
       source: ESTATE_POSITIONING
     },
     rank: 3,
@@ -17560,7 +18950,7 @@ var TIER_MARKET_TERMS = [
     note: "NOT `mood.luxurious`, and the distinction is the reason this axis exists. Mood says a space reads as expensive; tier says a thing sits at the top of its market. An Aman is this term and `mood.austere`; a gaudy budget hotel lobby is `mood.luxurious` and `tier.market.value`.",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
-      snapshot: SNAPSHOT10,
+      snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
       source: ESTATE_POSITIONING
     },
     rank: 4,
@@ -17639,7 +19029,7 @@ var TIER_PRICE_BAND_TERMS = [
   label: symbols,
   provenance: {
     basis: "vendored",
-    snapshot: SNAPSHOT10,
+    snapshot: SNAPSHOT9,
     source: "PRICE_TIERS in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)"
   },
   rank: index + 1,
@@ -18199,7 +19589,7 @@ var term11 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   ...extra
 });
 var RECTANGLE = "unit-shape.rectangle";
-var relatedTo14 = (...targets) => targets.map((target) => ({ predicate: "related-to", target }));
+var relatedTo16 = (...targets) => targets.map((target) => ({ predicate: "related-to", target }));
 var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
   {
     ...term11(
@@ -18221,7 +19611,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
         scheme: "uniclass"
       }
     ],
-    related: relatedTo14(RECTANGLE)
+    related: relatedTo16(RECTANGLE)
   },
   {
     ...term11(
@@ -18318,7 +19708,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
         scheme: "wikidata"
       }
     ],
-    related: relatedTo14("unit-shape.circle"),
+    related: relatedTo16("unit-shape.circle"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Semicircle")]
   },
   {
@@ -18348,7 +19738,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
         scheme: "wikidata"
       }
     ],
-    related: relatedTo14("installation-layout.chantilly"),
+    related: relatedTo16("installation-layout.chantilly"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Rhombus")]
   },
   {
@@ -18365,7 +19755,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
         scheme: "wikidata"
       }
     ],
-    related: relatedTo14(RECTANGLE, "unit-shape.rhombus"),
+    related: relatedTo16(RECTANGLE, "unit-shape.rhombus"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Parallelogram")]
   },
   {
@@ -18378,7 +19768,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
         scheme: "wikidata"
       }
     ],
-    related: relatedTo14("installation-layout.hexagon-block"),
+    related: relatedTo16("installation-layout.hexagon-block"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Hexagon")]
   },
   {
@@ -18391,7 +19781,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
         scheme: "wikidata"
       }
     ],
-    related: relatedTo14("unit-shape.square"),
+    related: relatedTo16("unit-shape.square"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("Octagon")]
   },
   {
@@ -18423,7 +19813,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
         }
       }
     ),
-    related: relatedTo14(RECTANGLE),
+    related: relatedTo16(RECTANGLE),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("picket tile shape")]
   },
   {
@@ -18432,7 +19822,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
       "Chevron unit",
       "One genuinely V-shaped or boomerang-shaped physical unit; never rectangular units mitred or arranged into a chevron layout."
     ),
-    related: relatedTo14("installation-layout.chevron"),
+    related: relatedTo16("installation-layout.chevron"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("chevron shape")]
   },
   {
@@ -18450,7 +19840,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
       "A fan-like unit with one convex curved edge and a narrower opposing edge.",
       { altLabels: ["Fan"] }
     ),
-    related: relatedTo14("unit-shape.semicircle"),
+    related: relatedTo16("unit-shape.semicircle"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("scallop shape")]
   },
   {
@@ -18459,7 +19849,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
       "Star",
       "A unit with multiple outward-pointing arms around a centre."
     ),
-    related: relatedTo14("unit-shape.cross"),
+    related: relatedTo16("unit-shape.cross"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("star polygon")]
   },
   {
@@ -18476,7 +19866,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
         scheme: "wikidata"
       }
     ],
-    related: relatedTo14("installation-layout.chantilly"),
+    related: relatedTo16("installation-layout.chantilly"),
     searchedWithout: [searchedUniclass3("cross shape")]
   },
   {
@@ -18493,7 +19883,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
         scheme: "uniclass"
       }
     ],
-    related: relatedTo14("installation-layout.irregular-field")
+    related: relatedTo16("installation-layout.irregular-field")
   }
 ];
 
@@ -19651,6 +21041,7 @@ var AXES = [
     slug: "requirement",
     status: "authored"
   },
+  ...BRIEF_AXES,
   {
     boundary: "Sector classifies whom the building serves; Typology classifies what the building is. A converted warehouse full of flats is sector residential and typology warehouse plus apartment. Sector moves when the tenant moves; typology does not.",
     facets: single("sector", "Sector", SECTOR_TERMS),
@@ -19716,16 +21107,8 @@ var AXES = [
     status: "authored"
   },
   {
-    boundary: "Three facets rather than one flat list, because a flat list cannot say warm green or faded blue. Temperature in particular is the most-welded-in property in the estate: warm minimalism had to be minted twice because no vocabulary could compose it.",
-    facets: [
-      { label: "Hue", slug: "hue", terms: PALETTE_HUE_TERMS },
-      {
-        label: "Temperature",
-        slug: "temperature",
-        terms: PALETTE_TEMPERATURE_TERMS
-      },
-      { label: "Character", slug: "character", terms: PALETTE_CHARACTER_TERMS }
-    ],
+    boundary: "ColorScope owns colour; Taxonomy shows it and authors none. Palette lists ColorScope's families, temperature levels, basic tones and palette compositions under ColorScope's own URIs, so any term can relate to a colour. Named colours and paint colours are not terms here: they stay with ColorScope, reached through the phrase lexicon. Four facets rather than one flat list, because a flat list cannot say warm green or muted blue.",
+    facets: PALETTE_AXIS_FACETS,
     label: "Palette",
     question: "What color is it?",
     slug: "palette",
@@ -19743,7 +21126,7 @@ var AXES = [
     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 color 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.",
+    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 color 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; not Time of day, which is the hour a scheme evokes; and not Place, which says where a building stands rather than which way a room looks.",
     facets: [
       {
         governance: TAX48_AUTHORED_GOVERNANCE,
@@ -19773,6 +21156,7 @@ var AXES = [
     slug: "season",
     status: "authored"
   },
+  TIME_OF_DAY_AXIS,
   {
     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: [
@@ -19861,7 +21245,7 @@ var resolveReference = (reference) => INDEX.byKey.get(canonicalKey(reference));
 // src/v1.ts
 var TAXONOMY_BASE_URI = "https://taxonomy.materialinstruments.com";
 var TAXONOMY_SNAPSHOT = "2026-10-02";
-var TAXONOMY_VERSION = "2.5.0";
+var TAXONOMY_VERSION = "2.7.0";
 var PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE = "2026-08-30";
 var TAX45_REVIEW_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-31";
 var LIMESTONE_INTRODUCED = "2026-09-01";
@@ -19875,6 +21259,8 @@ var compareText = (left, right) => {
   }
   return 0;
 };
+var COLORSCOPE_BASE_URI = "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com";
+var COLORSCOPE_CONCEPT_PREFIX = `${COLORSCOPE_BASE_URI}/id/`;
 var CANONICAL_SEGMENT = /^[a-z0-9]+(?:-[a-z0-9]+)*$/u;
 var canonicalSegment = (segment) => {
   if (!CANONICAL_SEGMENT.test(segment)) {
@@ -19890,15 +21276,30 @@ var DEFAULT_PROVENANCE = {
   basis: "authored",
   source: "@instruments/taxonomy published corpus"
 };
-var lifecycleFor = (term12) => {
-  const successor = term12?.supersededByReference === void 0 ? void 0 : resolveReference(term12.supersededByReference);
+var isTaxonomyConceptUri = (uri) => uri.startsWith(`${TAXONOMY_BASE_URI}/id/`);
+var isColorScopeConceptUri = (uri) => uri.startsWith(COLORSCOPE_CONCEPT_PREFIX);
+var isFullUri = (reference) => reference.startsWith("https://");
+var successorUri = (reference) => {
+  if (reference === void 0) {
+    return void 0;
+  }
+  if (isFullUri(reference)) {
+    if (isTaxonomyConceptUri(reference) || isColorScopeConceptUri(reference)) {
+      return reference;
+    }
+    throw new Error(`Unrecognised successor URI: "${reference}".`);
+  }
+  const successor = resolveReference(reference);
   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(
+  return successor === void 0 || successorAxis === void 0 ? void 0 : conceptUri(
     successor.axisSlug,
     successor.facetSlug,
     successor.termSlug,
     successorAxis.facets.length > 1 || successorAxis.facets[0]?.slug !== successorAxis.slug
   );
+};
+var lifecycleFor = (term12) => {
+  const supersededBy = successorUri(term12?.supersededByReference);
   return {
     introducedAt: term12?.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE,
     reviewedAt: term12?.reviewedAt ?? term12?.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE,
@@ -19918,18 +21319,23 @@ var inversePredicate = {
   "suitable-for": "supported-by",
   "typically-in": "typically-contains"
 };
-var isColorScopeTerm = (term12) => term12.canonicalAuthority?.authority === "colorscope";
+var colorScopeConceptUri = (uri) => {
+  if (!isColorScopeConceptUri(uri)) {
+    throw new Error(`Not a ColorScope concept URI: "${uri}".`);
+  }
+  return uri;
+};
 var governanceFor = (explanation, term12) => ({
   explanation,
   lifecycle: lifecycleFor(term12),
   provenance: term12?.provenance ?? DEFAULT_PROVENANCE,
   steward: "@instruments/taxonomy"
 });
-var externalReferences = (mappings) => mappings?.map((mapping) => ({
-  authority: mapping.scheme,
-  identifier: mapping.identifier,
-  label: mapping.label,
-  match: mapping.match
+var externalReferences = (mappings) => mappings?.map((mapping2) => ({
+  authority: mapping2.scheme,
+  identifier: mapping2.identifier,
+  label: mapping2.label,
+  match: mapping2.match
 }));
 var governedEdge = (from, predicate, to, term12, assertion = "asserted", role) => {
   const governance = governanceFor(
@@ -19972,17 +21378,21 @@ var addTermNodes = (assembly, axis, axisUri) => {
       governedEdge(axisUri, "has-facet", facetUri, facet.governance, "inverse")
     );
     for (const [termOrder, term12] of facet.terms.entries()) {
-      if (isColorScopeTerm(term12)) {
-        continue;
-      }
-      const uri = conceptUri(axis.slug, facet.slug, term12.slug, faceted);
+      const external = term12.canonicalAuthority;
+      const uri = external === void 0 ? conceptUri(axis.slug, facet.slug, term12.slug, faceted) : colorScopeConceptUri(external.uri);
       const qualified = faceted ? `${axis.slug}.${facet.slug}.${term12.slug}` : `${axis.slug}.${term12.slug}`;
       assembly.conceptByQualifiedSlug.set(qualified, uri);
       assembly.conceptByAxisAndTerm.set(`${axis.slug}.${term12.slug}`, uri);
-      const governance = governanceFor(
+      const governance = external === void 0 ? governanceFor(
         `Taxonomy governs the canonical identity and meaning of ${term12.label}.`,
         term12
-      );
+      ) : {
+        ...governanceFor(
+          `ColorScope governs the identity and meaning of ${term12.label}. Taxonomy lists it so that any term can relate to it, and defines nothing about it.`,
+          term12
+        ),
+        steward: "@materialinstruments/colorscope"
+      };
       assembly.nodes.push({
         ...term12.altLabels === void 0 ? {} : { altLabels: term12.altLabels },
         axis: axisUri,
@@ -19990,7 +21400,8 @@ var addTermNodes = (assembly, axis, axisUri) => {
         ...term12.external === void 0 ? {} : { externalReferences: externalReferences(term12.external) },
         facet: facetUri,
         governance,
-        governedBy: "taxonomy",
+        governedBy: external === void 0 ? "taxonomy" : "colorscope",
+        ...term12.hex === void 0 ? {} : { hex: term12.hex },
         kind: "concept",
         label: term12.label,
         lifecycle: governance.lifecycle,
@@ -20118,13 +21529,25 @@ var KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH = buildKnowledgeGraph();
 var COLOR_FAMILY_REFERENCE_KIND = "color-family";
 var NAMED_COLOR_REFERENCE_KIND = "named-color";
 var COLOR_SCOPE_REFERENCE_KINDS = [
+  "basic-tone",
   "chroma-level",
   COLOR_FAMILY_REFERENCE_KIND,
   "lightness-level",
+  "modifier",
   NAMED_COLOR_REFERENCE_KIND,
   "palette-mood",
   "temperature-level"
 ];
+var COLORSCOPE_URI_KIND = {
+  "basic-tone": "basic-tone",
+  "chroma-level": "chroma",
+  "color-family": "family",
+  "lightness-level": "lightness",
+  modifier: "modifier",
+  "named-color": "color",
+  "palette-mood": "palette",
+  "temperature-level": "temperature"
+};
 var lexicalGovernance = (explanation, provenance, lifecycle = lifecycleFor()) => ({
   explanation,
   lifecycle,
@@ -20133,9 +21556,10 @@ var lexicalGovernance = (explanation, provenance, lifecycle = lifecycleFor()) =>
 });
 var colorScope = (identifier, referenceKind) => ({
   authority: "colorscope",
-  authorityUri: "https://colorscope.materialinstruments.com",
+  authorityUri: COLORSCOPE_BASE_URI,
   identifier,
-  referenceKind
+  referenceKind,
+  uri: `${COLORSCOPE_CONCEPT_PREFIX}${COLORSCOPE_URI_KIND[referenceKind]}/${identifier}`
 });
 var WALNUT_MATERIAL = {
   authority: "taxonomy",
@@ -20200,7 +21624,7 @@ var TERRA_COTTA_LIFECYCLE = {
   reviewedAt: TERRA_COTTA_DATE,
   status: "active"
 };
-var COLORSCOPE_INSTALLED = "@instruments/colorscope 9.4.0 data/reference/v1/taxonomy.json";
+var COLORSCOPE_INSTALLED = `@materialinstruments/colorscope ${COLORSCOPE_VERSION} data/reference/v1/taxonomy.json`;
 var reviewedTaxonomy = (path) => ({
   authority: "taxonomy",
   uri: `${TAXONOMY_BASE_URI}/id/${path}`
@@ -20306,7 +21730,96 @@ var crossoverTaxonomyAmbiguity = (phrase, meanings, explanation, source, snapsho
   };
 };
 var MG2620_LEXICAL_REVIEW_DATE = "2026-10-10";
+var COLOUR_REPOINT_LIFECYCLE = {
+  introducedAt: PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE,
+  reviewedAt: COLOUR_LAYER_DATE,
+  status: "active"
+};
+var colourWordProvenance = (identifier) => ({
+  basis: "referenced",
+  snapshot: COLOUR_LAYER_DATE,
+  source: `${COLORSCOPE_INSTALLED} concept ${identifier}`
+});
+var capitalised = (phrase) => `${phrase.slice(0, 1).toUpperCase()}${phrase.slice(1)}`;
+var NAMED_COLOUR_WORDS = [
+  "aqua",
+  "blush",
+  "carmine",
+  "coal",
+  "crimson",
+  "greige",
+  "ivory",
+  "mauve",
+  "mushroom",
+  "mustard",
+  "navy",
+  "ochre",
+  "off-white",
+  "olive",
+  "putty",
+  "rose",
+  "russet",
+  "rust",
+  "sage",
+  "scarlet",
+  "turquoise",
+  "violet"
+];
+var namedColourEntry = (phrase) => ({
+  explanation: `${capitalised(phrase)} is a ColorScope named colour. Taxonomy hands the word to ColorScope, which owns the colour and the family it sits in.`,
+  governance: lexicalGovernance(
+    "ColorScope governs named colours and the family each belongs to; Taxonomy mints no node for one.",
+    colourWordProvenance(phrase),
+    COLOUR_REPOINT_LIFECYCLE
+  ),
+  outcome: "equivalent",
+  phrase,
+  target: colorScope(phrase, NAMED_COLOR_REFERENCE_KIND)
+});
+var INDIGO_ENTRY = {
+  explanation: "Indigo names two ColorScope colours, Indigo Blue in the blue family and Indigo Violet in the purple family; the bare word does not settle which.",
+  governance: lexicalGovernance(
+    AMBIGUITY_GOVERNANCE,
+    colourWordProvenance("indigo-blue and indigo-violet"),
+    COLOUR_REPOINT_LIFECYCLE
+  ),
+  meanings: [
+    colorScope("indigo-blue", NAMED_COLOR_REFERENCE_KIND),
+    colorScope("indigo-violet", NAMED_COLOR_REFERENCE_KIND)
+  ],
+  outcome: "ambiguous",
+  phrase: "indigo"
+};
+var washedEntry = (phrase) => ({
+  explanation: `${capitalised(phrase)} is a wording of ColorScope's washed modifier: colour that has lost strength through age, light or wear. Taxonomy's former Faded term is deprecated in its favour.`,
+  governance: lexicalGovernance(
+    "ColorScope governs the washed modifier; the deprecated Taxonomy term it replaces keeps its published URI.",
+    colourWordProvenance("washed"),
+    COLOUR_REPOINT_LIFECYCLE
+  ),
+  outcome: "equivalent",
+  phrase,
+  target: colorScope("washed", "modifier")
+});
+var SATURATED_ENTRY = {
+  explanation: "Saturated is a ColorScope chroma level. Taxonomy hands the word to ColorScope, which owns it.",
+  governance: lexicalGovernance(
+    "ColorScope governs its chroma levels; Taxonomy lists no node for one.",
+    colourWordProvenance("saturated"),
+    COLOUR_REPOINT_LIFECYCLE
+  ),
+  outcome: "equivalent",
+  phrase: "saturated",
+  target: colorScope("saturated", "chroma-level")
+};
+var COLOUR_PHRASE_ENTRIES = [
+  ...NAMED_COLOUR_WORDS.map(namedColourEntry),
+  INDIGO_ENTRY,
+  ...["faded", "sun-bleached", "washed"].map(washedEntry),
+  SATURATED_ENTRY
+];
 var AUTHORED_PHRASE_ENTRIES = [
+  ...COLOUR_PHRASE_ENTRIES,
   {
     explanation: "Matt is the British-English spelling of matte for surface sheen. Qualifiers such as semi-matt and full-matt retain their own meanings; this entry does not strip them.",
     governance: lexicalGovernance(
@@ -20376,20 +21889,6 @@ var AUTHORED_PHRASE_ENTRIES = [
       status: "active"
     }
   ),
-  {
-    explanation: "Blue is a ColorScope color-family meaning; Taxonomy references that authority rather than minting a rival color identity.",
-    governance: lexicalGovernance(
-      "The ColorScope family is the single governed meaning of the unqualified color word.",
-      {
-        basis: "vendored",
-        snapshot: PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE,
-        source: "@instruments/colorscope COLOR_FAMILIES"
-      }
-    ),
-    outcome: "equivalent",
-    phrase: "blue",
-    target: colorScope("blue", COLOR_FAMILY_REFERENCE_KIND)
-  },
   crossoverAmbiguity(
     "alabaster",
     `${TAXONOMY_BASE_URI}/id/material/alabaster`,
@@ -21252,10 +22751,43 @@ var lexicalPhrases = (term12) => [term12.slug, term12.label, ...term12.altLabels
   (phrase, index, phrases) => phrase.length > 0 && phrases.indexOf(phrase) === index
 );
 var targetKey = (target) => target.authority === "taxonomy" ? `taxonomy:${target.uri}` : `colorscope:${target.referenceKind}:${target.identifier}`;
-var inferredLifecycle = (meanings) => {
+var PHRASES_RESOLVED_BEFORE_COLOUR_NODES = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set([
+  "beige",
+  "black",
+  "blue",
+  "brown",
+  "colorful",
+  "cool",
+  "cream",
+  "dark",
+  "gray",
+  "green",
+  "grey",
+  "light",
+  "mid",
+  "medium",
+  "monochrome",
+  "muted",
+  "neutral",
+  "orange",
+  "pink",
+  "polychrome",
+  "purple",
+  "red",
+  "taupe",
+  "teal",
+  "vibrant",
+  "warm",
+  "white",
+  "yellow"
+]);
+var inferredLifecycle = (meanings, phrase) => {
   const terms = meanings.flatMap((meaning) => meaning.terms);
   const lifecycles = terms.map((term12) => lifecycleFor(term12));
-  const [introducedAt] = terms.map((term12) => term12.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE).toSorted(compareText);
+  const [introducedAt] = [
+    ...terms.map((term12) => term12.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE),
+    ...PHRASES_RESOLVED_BEFORE_COLOUR_NODES.has(phrase) ? [PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE] : []
+  ].toSorted(compareText);
   const reviewedAt = terms.map(
     (term12) => term12.reviewedAt ?? term12.introducedAt ?? PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE
   ).toSorted(compareText).at(-1);
@@ -21304,7 +22836,7 @@ var inferredLexicalEntries = () => {
     if (first === void 0) {
       throw new Error(`Lexical phrase "${phrase}" has no meaning.`);
     }
-    const lifecycle = inferredLifecycle(meanings);
+    const lifecycle = inferredLifecycle(meanings, phrase);
     if (second === void 0) {
       return {
         explanation: `The published spelling \u201C${phrase}\u201D has one governed meaning.`,
@@ -21512,6 +23044,7 @@ var ASSESSMENT_POLICY_REVISION = `sha256:${createHash2("sha256").update(
 export {
   ASSESSMENT_AUTHORITY_REFERENCES,
   ASSESSMENT_POLICY_REVISION,
+  COLORSCOPE_BASE_URI,
   COLOR_SCOPE_REFERENCE_KINDS,
   CONCEPT_ASSESSMENT_POLICIES,
   KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH,